PATHOLOGICAL COURSE OF PREGNANCY AND LABOR IN WOMEN WITH ADENOMYOSIS

Yuldashova Maftuna Rasulbek qizi
2026 · doi:10.5281/zenodo.20702910 · W7164820621
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This review examines the association between adenomyosis, diagnosed in 10-17% of women of reproductive age, and complications during pregnancy and labor.

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This paper discusses the relationship between adenomyosis and adverse pregnancy outcomes, framing adenomyosis incidence in reproductive-age women in Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Belarus, and other developed countries. It describes a research direction in reproductive medicine suggesting that adenomyosis affects not only infertility but also obstetric complications following successful conception, with particular attention to pregnancy and labor’s “pathological course.” As a conference paper, it provides broad contextual statements about incidence and associations rather than detailing specific study design, population, outcomes, or statistical results within the provided text. This paper is centrally about adenomyosis — it focuses on the pathological course of pregnancy and labor in women with adenomyosis and its linkage to obstetric complications.

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Over the past few years, a new direction in reproductive medicine has been the study of the link between adenomyosis and adverse pregnancy outcomes. According to expert reports, the incidence of adenomyosis in the active reproductive age in our country, Kazakhstan, and Ukraine is 15-17%, and slightly lower in Belarus at 10%. A similar incidence is observed in other developed countries. Recent studies have shown that adenomyosis not only impacts infertility but is also associated with a number of obstetric complications after successful conception.
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Published June 15, 2026 | Version v1 Conference paper Open PATHOLOGICAL COURSE OF PREGNANCY AND LABOR IN WOMEN WITH ADENOMYOSIS Authors/Creators Description Over the past few years, a new direction in reproductive medicine has been the study of the link between adenomyosis and adverse pregnancy outcomes. According to expert reports, the incidence of adenomyosis in the active reproductive age in our country, Kazakhstan, and Ukraine is 15-17%, and slightly lower in Belarus at 10%. A similar incidence is observed in other developed countries. Recent studies have shown that adenomyosis not only impacts infertility but is also associated with a number of obstetric complications after successful conception. Files 1 (8).pdf Files (179.3 kB) | Name | Size | Download all | |---|---|---| | md5:e96775be03885da8d8cd5fb834f109d1 | 179.3 kB | Preview Download |

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