Efficiency used of local therapy for chronic endometritis
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A study of 45 women with chronic endometritis and reproductive dysfunction found that combined local uterine treatment improved traditional therapy outcomes by normalizing microbiological, dopplerometric, and immunological parameters.
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The aim of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of the local treatment of chronic endometritis in patients with impaired reproductive function. On the basis of examination and treatment of 45 women of reproductive age with chronic endometritis and reproductive dysfunction showed that combined treatment method developed with the introduction into the uterus and pelvic antimicrobial, antibacterial, immunomodulatory and proteolytic products, increases the efficiency of traditional therapy. After treatment showed normalization of microbiological, dopplerometric and immunological parameters that contributed the most complete restoration of reproductive function.
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