Гиперандрогения различного генеза и ее возможное влияние на коллагенообразование
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This article describes how different hormones influence connective tissue metabolism and collagen formation, potentially identifying risk groups for pelvic floor muscle insufficiency and genital prolapse.
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The frequent reason, which influences the reproductive health of woman, different hormonal disturbances are. In the article the influence of different hormones on the processes of the metabolism of connective tissue is described. Understanding this problem will make it possible to reveal the group of risk of woman for the development of the insolvency of muscles of the pelvic floor. In time initiated measures, directed toward the correction of hormonal disturbances, an improvement in the process of collagen formation, will make it possible to decrease the percentage of the development of genitalium prolapse in the elder age group.
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