DYSMENORRHEA, ADENOMYOSIS, ENDOMETRIOSIS, TUMOR PROCESS: CAUSATION
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The article focuses on the identification of causal relationships between dysmenorrhea, endometrioid and tumor processes. Studies have shown that dysmenorrhea, apart from a decline in the quality of life, can be the cause of development of a number of serious health disturbances, including endometriosis, adenomyosis and even tumoral diseases. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs are not only the effective means of therapy for dysmenorrhea patients, but also a pathogenetically reasonable approach to prevent the outbreak of the disease.
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