Reproductive losses in endometriosis. Principles of post-abortion contraception and rehabilitation

М.Р. Оразов, V.E. Radzinsky, Evgeny D. Dolgov, Yu.G. Abramashvili
In: Voprosy ginekologii, akušerstva i perinatologii · 2023 · vol. 22(2) , pp. 103–108 · doi:10.20953/1726-1678-2023-2-103-108 · W4385845306
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Endometriosis affects 10% of reproductive-aged women, with early reproductive losses increasing obstetric complications, necessitating rehabilitation including dienogest-containing contraceptives for contraception and improved recovery.

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This paper examines the high prevalence of endometriosis and its association with early reproductive losses, which increase the risk of subsequent obstetric and gynecological complications. The authors highlight the presence of post-traumatic syndrome and psycho-emotional disorders in affected patients to emphasize the necessity for comprehensive rehabilitation strategies. They propose that dienogest-containing combined oral contraceptives serve as an effective tool for post-abortion contraception and recovery, helping to preserve reproductive potential before future pregnancy planning. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically addressing the management of reproductive losses and post-abortion rehabilitation in women with the condition.

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The prevalence of endometriosis is still high and amounts to 10% of women of reproductive age in the population; unfortunately, there is a continuing negative trend towards its increase. Early reproductive losses in endometriosis contribute to the risk of several subsequent obstetric and gynecological complications. The presence of post-traumatic syndrome and some other psycho-emotional disorders in the patients of this cohort demonstrates the need for a thorough and efficient rehabilitation. One of the most effective means of rehabilitation in the post-abortion period, in addition to psychological correction, are dienogestcontaining combined oral contraceptives, which provide a woman with reliable contraception, improve the recovery process before planning next pregnancy, and preserve a reproductive potential. Key words: endometriosis, reproductive loss, abortion, contraception
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Reproductive losses in endometriosis. Principles of post-abortion contraception and rehabilitation Mekan R.Orazov / Victor E. Radzinsky / Evgenii D. Dolgov / Yulia G. Abramashvili / The prevalence of endometriosis is still high and amounts to 10% of women of reproductive age in the population; unfortunately, there is a continuing negative trend towards its increase. Early reproductive losses in endometriosis contribute to the risk of several subsequent obstetric and gynecological complications. The presence of post-traumatic syndrome and some other psycho-emotional disorders in the patients of this cohort demonstrates the need for a thorough and efficient rehabilitation. One of the most effective means of rehabilitation in the post-abortion period, in addition to psychological correction, are dienogestcontaining combined oral contraceptives, which provide a woman with reliable contraception, improve the recovery process before planning next pregnancy, and preserve a reproductive potential. Key words: endometriosis, reproductive loss, abortion, contraception For citation: Orazov M.R., Radzinsky V.E., Dolgov E.D., Abramashvili Yu.G. Reproductive losses in endometriosis. Principles of post-abortion contraception and rehabilitation. Vopr. ginekol. akus. perinatol. (Gynecology, Obstetrics and Perinatology). 2023; 22(2): 103–108. (In Russian). DOI: 10.20953/1726-1678-2023-2-103-108

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