High risks of somatic pathology in women with chronic endometritis

As women fertility is obviously decreasing at present, a number of people who, being at the reproductive age, suffer from various diseases is only growing and it is truly a vital issue. Chronic endometritis which is a problem in contemporary gynecology and reproductive performance studies may cause menstrual function disorders, anemia, and chronic pelvis pains syndrome. Our research goal was to assess risks of somatic pathology evolvement and life quality of women suffering from chronic endometritis. The focus group was made up of 42 patients at their fertile age who suffered from chronic endometritis (n=42); the reference group consisted of practically healthy females at the same age (n=33) who applied to a gynecologist in order to make a choice on a contraceptive. We detected that women with chronic endometritis had somatic pathologies much more frequently that women from the reference group; such pathologies included chronic gastritis, functional disorders in the bowels, gall-bladder diseases, urinary system diseases, and chronic rhinopharyngitis (relative risks varied from 1.25 to 4.62; p