PECULIARITIES OF CLINICAL PROFILE OF PATIENTS OF REPRODUCTIVE AGE WITH EXTERNAL GENITAL ENDOMETRIOSIS
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This study analyzed 96 women and found that a history of pelvic inflammatory disease and prior surgeries is significant in the clinical presentation of external genital endometriosis.
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Purpose: To study peculiarities of the clinical profile of patients of reproductive age suffering from external genital endometriosis (EGE).Materials and methods: Analysis of clinical presentations of the disease and laboratory examination in 96 patients was performed, among them 74 patients had EGE and 22 patients did not have endometriosis.Results: The data about the type of menstrual cycle, surgical interventions, inflammatory diseases of pelvic organs and venereal infections were presented and the course of this disease was discussed.Summary: Burdened gynecological history in the form of past inflammatory diseases of pelvic organs and surgical interventions is of importance in the clinical profile of the patients with EGE.
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