Phytotherapy impact on peristalsis of unpregnant uterus in women with adenomyosis
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This study found that administering Tazalok for two months significantly reduced uterine dysperistalsis and pain in women with adenomyosis, addressing peristalsis disorders associated with the condition.
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One of the little-known mechanisms of infertility because of adenomyosis (аденомиоз, аденоміоз) is peristalsis disorders of subendometrial layers of the myometrium. The study showed that in women with adenomyosis there is a violation of the uterine peristalsis as dysperistalsis waves that are not found in healthy women. Administration the drug Tazalok 40 in a dose drops 3 times a day for 2 months caused a statistically significant reduction of uterine dysperistalsis in women with adenomyosis and a significant reduction of pain.
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