ENDOMETRIOZ BILAN KASALLANGAN AYOLLARDA XOMILADORLIKNING KECHISHI
Endometriosis, a chronic gynecological condition involving uterine lining tissue outside the uterus, negatively impacts women's reproductive health, causing significant issues with conception and pregnancy.
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Ushbu konferensiya ishida reproduktiv yoshdagi ayollarda endometriozning homiladorlikning yuzaga kelishi va uning kechishiga ta’sir qilishi masalasi ko‘rib chiqilgan, endometrioz bachadon ichki qavati to‘qimasining bachadondan tashqarida joylashishi bilan ta’riflanadi. Matnda asosiy urg‘u endometrioz reproduktiv salomatlikka salbiy ta’sir ko‘rsatishi va homiladorlikning paydo bo‘lishi hamda kechishida muhim muammolar keltirib chiqarishi mumkinligi bayon qilinadi, ammo aniq tadqiqot dizayni, populyatsiya va o‘lchangan natijalar keltirilmagan. Mualliflar bu mavzuni reproduktiv muammolar kontekstida umumiy asoslashadi, lekin yakuniy statistik natijalar yoki metodik cheklovlar to‘g‘ridan-to‘g‘ri ko‘rsatilmaydi. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — homiladorlikning yuzaga kelishi va kechishiga endometriozning salbiy ta’siri masalasini yoritadi.
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