Effectiveness of the use of peloidis in patients of reproductive age with chronic inflammatory diseases of the uterine appendages.

Husiev, Viacheslav M.; Khapchenkova, Daria S.; Yermolenko, Serhii A.

Aim: To study of the clinical effectiveness of the use of medicinal mud of the Shabolat estuary "Akvilon" in the complex treatment of chronic inflammatory processes of the uterine appendages in women of reproductive age. Materials and Methods: The prospective study was conducted of 40 patients with chronic inflammatory diseases of the appendages (the main group) who were treated according to the proposed scheme with the addition of therapeutic mud "Akvilon" and 22 patients who made up the control group and were treated according to the generally accepted scheme. The level of gonadotropins and sex hormones, the biocenosis of the vagina and the intensity of the pain component were determined. Results: In patients who received the offered treatment scheme with the use of "Akvilon" therapeutic mud, the improvement in the general state of health, acceleration of the elimination of clinical symptoms of inflammation was revealed. The use of therapeutic mud made it possible to normalize the menstrual cycle, the biocenosis of the vagina, and reduce the pain component as a manifestation of the chronic inflammatory process. Conclusions: The use in women with chronic inflammatory diseases of the appendages in the complex treatment of natural mud "Akvilon" contributes to the rapid regression of clinical manifestations of the disease, in comparison with standard therapy. The use of the drug allows you to normalize the hormonal background, accelerate the recovery of the vaginal biocenosis, treat the sebaceous process, which in the future will contribute to the desired pregnancy. The obtained results testify to the effectiveness of the therapeutic mud "Akvilon" and justify the need to use this group of drugs for the treatment and rehabilitation of women with chronic inflammatory diseases of the appendages.

CHILDBEARING age; UTERINE diseases; MENSTRUAL cycle; SUBSTANCE abuse treatment; CHRONICALLY ill

Acta Balneologica, 2024, Vol 180, Issue 2, p88

2082-1867

Academic Journal

10.36740/ABAL202402103