Modern aspects of pathogenetic endometriosis therapy
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The objective: to optimize treatment of endometriosis using a combined hormonal Luvyna medicine. Materials and methods. The study included 50 patients 22-36 years old with a diagnosis of endometriosis. In line with the patient’s therapy are divided into groups: I group (n = 25) received the Luvyna on a continuous 63/7 scheme, then 3 months in scheme 21/7; group II (n = 25) after surgical treatment of endometriosis (gistero-, laparoscopy) also received the medicine in a similar way. The mode of menstrual function disorders, pain on a visual rating scale of pain, psycho-emotional status, concomitant dysfunction of adjacent organs were evaluated. Results. According to the results of therapy established algodismenorei reduction in symptoms I group – 80%, II – 83%, abnormal uterine bleeding I – 96%, II – 100%; the disappearance of heavy uterine bleeding, improving the function of adjacent organs, psycho-emotional status in both groups. Reduced pain on a pain scale from 8±2.0 to 2±0.5 in the group I and from 7±2.5 to 1±1.0 in the group II. Conclusion. Luvina is a highly effective medicine for the treatment of endometriosis, comparable to the combined treatment - surgery, followed by the appointment of combined oral contraceptives. Recommended mode 63/7, followed by a reception 21/7, including after surgical treatment. Key words: endometriosis, Luvyna, conservative therapy, combined therapy.
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