Differential evaluation of the quality of life of women with chronic pelvic pain syndrome depending on concomitant pathologies.

Solomko, O.B.; Shurpyak, S.O.

doi:10.30841/2708-8731.8.2022.273295

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“…They examined 150 patients divided into groups: with suspicion of endometriosis and suspicion for combined benign proliferative diseases of reproductive organs. According to results, significantly lower indicators of SF-36 questionnaire were observed in the group with chronic pelvic pain and combined hyperproliferative pathology compared to the group with endometriosis (p<0.05) [6].…”

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“…Endometriosis presents with characteristic symptoms such as dysmenorrhea, infertility, deep dyspareunia, chronic fatigue, chronic pelvic pain and ovulation pain. Epidemiological studies indicate that chronic pelvic pain is diagnosed in 15-20% of women of reproductive age [4][5][6]. Adenomyosis is often combined with endometriosis and is a similar disease [7,8].…”

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“…The psychological disorders of the women with various gynecological pathologies have recently been studied in numerous clinical studies. Nowadays, chronic pelvic pain is considered a condition that can significantly affect the quality of life [6,17]. Thus, N. Matviykiv et al (2021) in order to assess the psychological status and quality of life of women with chronic pelvic pain syndrome during treatment of recurrent inflammatory processes of the pelvic organs observed 100 women of reproductive age.…”

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Psychosomatic status of women of reproductive age with adenomyosis

Azizova

2024

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The objective: to study the impact of adenomyosis on the psychosomatic status of women of reproductive age.Materials and methods. A complex clinical-laboratory and instrumental prospective examination for women with adenomyosis was conducted in 224 patients aged 30 to 50 years (average age – 42.0±1.8 years). These patients were included in the main group of the study. The patients of the main group were divided into two subgroups depending on the form of adenomyosis: Group I – diffuse form – 106 women, Group II – nodular form – 118 women.The control group included 84 healthy women of reproductive age with a regular ovulatory menstrual cycle and no history of gynecological diseases.To assess the psychosomatic status of patients with adenomyosis we used the Aleksandrowicz method: a questionnaire of neurotic disorders – symptomatic (QND- S).Results. The conducted studies established that the largest number of patients were 36–40 years old – 92 (41.1±3.3%) women in the main group, and 37 (44.0±5.4%) women in the control group. A total of 152 (67.9±3.1%) patients of the main group were of reproductive age, 72 (32.1±3.1%) patients were of perimenopausal age.In patients with adenomyosis disorder of the menstrual cycle in the form of hyperpolymenorrhea was found in almost every third patient, and algomenorrhea – in almost every second person. The diagnosis was established for the first time in 8.49±2.7% of patients in Group I (9 women) and 3.38±1.8% in Group II (4 women).Less than 5 years of the disease was observed in 34.91±4.6% of patients of the Group I (37 women) and in 51.69±4.6% of the Group II (61 women). From 5 to 10 years, the disease was observed in 56.60±4.8% of patients of the Group I (60 women) and in 44.93±4.6% of the Group II (53 women). Affective stress (up to 15.50%), sleep disorders (up to 20.22%), anxiety-phobic disorders (up to 11.18%) were determined most often.Conclusions. In the vast majority of patients of reproductive age who have adenomyosis with pain syndrome, the personal characteristics are dominated by symptoms such as anxiety-phobic and depressive disorders, affective tension, sexual, obsessive and anankastic disorders.

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Psychosomatic status of women of reproductive age with adenomyosis

Azizova

2024

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“…У жінок із хронічним тазовим болем рідко пов'язують цей синдром із стороннім тілом, тому що хронічний тазовий біль також супроводжує різні види гінекологічної патології [13,22,25]:…”

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Foreign body cases in obstetrics and gynecology practice

Zabolotnov,

Zablotska,

Donets

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The article presents cases that took place in obstetrics and gynecology practice, the detection of a foreign body after surgical operations, childbirth through the natural birth canal.Patient safety is one of the most pressing issues in healthcare. Promoting safety requires that all those involved in health care recognize that the potential for error exists and that teamwork and communication are essential to preventing errors.Retention of surgical objects such as a gauze pad, instrument, or needle after surgery or an invasive procedure is a rare but potentially serious phenomenon associated with significant morbidity and mortality.Gauze swabs and napkins are the most common finds, while surgical instruments and needles are rare.We will present cases of foreign bodies in the practice of obstetrician-gynecologists.In the first case, the foreign body was left in the anterior abdominal wall. Two cases of napkins being left in the abdominal cavity after gynecological and surgical operations. In the fourth case, a needle was left in the cervix after delivery through the natural birth canal and suturing of soft tissue tears in the birth canal. Moreover, the needle was not detected either after childbirth, or outside of pregnancy, or during pregnancy, but was detected during examination of the cervix in mirrors in the early postoperative period.The problem of finding a foreign body after surgery remains unsolved. According to statistics, one patient per year in each hospital suffers from a forgotten foreign body. A foreign body left behind can give rise to a lawsuit for damages against the surgeon and medical staff.Pre- and post-operative object counting is the most common foreign body screening method used in the world.Careful surgical technique should be routinely followed, which includes counting sponges, tampons, napkins, and instruments aimed at preventing postoperative foreign material in body cavities. A patient with significant gastrointestinal symptoms and a history of surgery should have a high index of suspicion for postoperative foreign body retention. Perioperative counting of equipment and materials is the most common method of foreign body screening.

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Differential evaluation of the quality of life of women with chronic pelvic pain syndrome depending on concomitant pathologies.

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Psychosomatic status of women of reproductive age with adenomyosis

Psychosomatic status of women of reproductive age with adenomyosis

Foreign body cases in obstetrics and gynecology practice

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