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Berihanova Rumisa Ramzanovna
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• Central clinical hospital of civil aviation
акушер-гинеколог, соискатель
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патология климактерия, гинекологическая эндокринология, нелекарственные методы лечения
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The aim of the research is to assess the effect of different kinds of non-drug correction of climacteric disorders on the sexual function in female patients with metabolic syndrome during the period of fading of the ovaries. The research includes 330 women aged 45-50 and having metabolic symptoms. Three groups were formed: the main group, the first control group, and the second control group. In the main group the non-drug treatment (diet therapy, psychotherapy, physical therapy, exercise therapy) and the vitaminmineral treatment were combined. In the first control group, only non-drug treatment was used. In the second control group, only the vitamin-mineral treatment was used. The marital status was determined. The female sexual function index (FSFI) was determined based on six parameters – desire, arousal, lubrication, orgasm, satisfaction, and pain – before the treatment and six months after the treatment. It was identified that sexual disorders are of complex character in the women of the studied group; very common is the loss of libido. The results show the highest effectiveness of the complex approach (nondrug treatment combined with the vitamin-mineral treatment) in the sexual dysfunction correction in female patients with metabolic syndrome in the climacteric period compared to the use of only the stated methods of non-drug treatment or only the vitamin-mineral treatment
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The aim of the research was to assess the effect of nondrug correction methods of climacteric disorders on the digestive system in patients with metabolic syndrome. 330 women aged 45-50 with the diagnosed metabolic syndrome were examined. Three comparable groups were formed with 110 female patients in each group. In the main group the methods of the nondrug treatment (diet therapy, psychotherapy, physical therapy, exercise therapy) and the vitamin-mineral treatment were combined. In the first control group only the non-drug treatment was used. In the second control group only the vitamin-mineral treatment was used. The female patients’ complaints and the biochemical profile parameters were assessed before the treatment and six months after the treatment. Ultrasound scanning of the abdominal cavity, fibrogastroduodenoscopy and videocolonoscopy were carried out. The results of the study are as follows. In all patients the digestive tract problems were diagnosed at the beginning of the research. Moreover, combined damages were noticedin most of the patients. The main group demonstrated the most pronounced positive dynamic according to the subjective evaluation of the symptoms as to the gastrointestinal tract, as well as according to the parameters of the carbohydrate and fat metabolism. We may conclude that the complex non-drug correction of climacteric disorders in female patients with metabolic syndrome, directed on the increase of the adaptation abilities of thewomen’s organism, the normalization of all kinds of metabolism and of the endocrine profile, has the most important positive effect on the organs of the gastrointestinal tract. This, in its turn, well coordinates all the kinds of metabolism
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The aim of the research was to assess the effect of nondrug correction of urogenital disorders in female patients with metabolic syndrome during the menopause. The research includes 330 women aged 45-50 with metabolic syndrome. Three equal groups with 110 female patients each were formed: the main group, the first control group, and the second control group. In the main group, the non-drug treatment (diet therapy, psychotherapy, physical therapy, exercise therapy) and the vitamin-mineral treatment were combined. In the first control group, only non-drug treatment was used. In the second control group, only the vitamin-mineral treatment was used. Before the treatment and in six months after the treatment, the following was assessed: the intensity of vaginal atrophy symptoms according to the 5-point Barlow scale; Bochman vaginal health index; urinary diaries data. The results of the research showed: the average value of Bochmanvaginal health index has most significantly increased in the main group (from 3,64±0,63 pointsto 4,67±0,68 points, p
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VAGINAL MICROECOLOGY IN WOMEN WITH METABOLIC SYNDROME IN CLIMACTERIC PERIOD
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The aim of the research is to study the peculiarities of vaginal microbiocenosis in female patients with metabolic syndrome during peri- and postmenopause. 320 women in the climacteric period aged of 45-70 were examined. Two groups were formed: the main group (160 female patients with metabolic syndrome), the control group (160 women without metabolic syndrome). The average age of women 54.5 ± 7.2 years. Depending on the length of menopause each of the two groups was divided into three subgroups.Microscopy of vaginal smears, the colpocytological analysis, the culture test of vaginal discharge were conducted. The statistical processing of the results was carried out with the help of programme sets Microsoft Office 2010 (MicrosoftExcel) and «STATISTICA® for Windows 6.0». A tendency of decreasing frequency of non-specific vaginitis with aging and of increasing frequency of vaginal atrophy, disorders of vaginal biocenosis (lactobacillus deficiency and the domination of conditionally pathogenic microorganisms) was discovered. The frequency of vaginal atrophy in women with a length of postmenopause of 10 years and older was 65.9% in the subgroup of in female patients with metabolic syndrome and 63.6% in the subgroup of female patients patients without it. The more observable changes in vaginal biotope were found in women with metabolic syndrome
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