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BACKGROUND:Vaginitis and urinary tract infections are common diseases among minors suffering from reproductive system disorders. AIM:To assess the state of vaginal microflora and features of neurohormonal status in adolescent patients with recurrent urogenital inflammatory diseases. MATERIAL AND METHODS:130teenage girls aged 16–18years were examined, the following groups were identified: first— 34patients with vaginitis and urinary tract infection; the second— 32patients with urinary tract infection, the third— 34patients with vaginitis without urinary tract infection, the fourth— 30teenage girls without vaginitis and urinary tract infection. An assessment of vaginal microbiota and individual parameters of neurohormonal status was carried out. The distribution of variables was checked for normality using the Kolmogorov–Smirnov test; for a normal distribution, the Student t-test; for anon-normal distribution, the Mann–Whitney U test. The significance of differences in relative values was assessed using Fisher and χ2tests. Results were considered statistically significant at p0.05. RESULTS:It was found that in patients of the first group, in comparison with girls from other groups, there were fewer lactobacilli colonies (3.79±0.19genome equivalents/sample; p1–2=0.019, p1–3=0.012, p1–4=0.010), the relative indicator of biota was greater (0.81±0.12; p1–2=0.020; p1–3=0.011; p1–4=0.007). The growth ofCandida spp. colonies 103genome equivalents/sample was detected (82.4%; р1–2=0.021, р1–3=0.011, р1–4=0.002).There was an increase in the concentrations of cortisol (655.7±104.23nmol/l; р1–3=0.021, р1–4=0.024, р1–2=0.032), adrenaline (14.5±3.12nmol/l, р1–3=0.028, р1–4=0.030, р1–2=0.029), decrease in norepinephrine level (1.4±0.11nmol/l, р1–3=0.021, р1–4=0.023, р1–2=0.020), menstrual cycle disorders (85.3%; p1–2=0.024, p1–3=0.019). CONCLUSION:In adolescent girls with recurrent urogenital inflammatory diseases, dysbiotic changes in the vaginal microflora, increased levels of stress hormones, and reproductive system disorders were revealed.
BACKGROUND:Vaginitis and urinary tract infections are common diseases among minors suffering from reproductive system disorders. AIM:To assess the state of vaginal microflora and features of neurohormonal status in adolescent patients with recurrent urogenital inflammatory diseases. MATERIAL AND METHODS:130teenage girls aged 16–18years were examined, the following groups were identified: first— 34patients with vaginitis and urinary tract infection; the second— 32patients with urinary tract infection, the third— 34patients with vaginitis without urinary tract infection, the fourth— 30teenage girls without vaginitis and urinary tract infection. An assessment of vaginal microbiota and individual parameters of neurohormonal status was carried out. The distribution of variables was checked for normality using the Kolmogorov–Smirnov test; for a normal distribution, the Student t-test; for anon-normal distribution, the Mann–Whitney U test. The significance of differences in relative values was assessed using Fisher and χ2tests. Results were considered statistically significant at p0.05. RESULTS:It was found that in patients of the first group, in comparison with girls from other groups, there were fewer lactobacilli colonies (3.79±0.19genome equivalents/sample; p1–2=0.019, p1–3=0.012, p1–4=0.010), the relative indicator of biota was greater (0.81±0.12; p1–2=0.020; p1–3=0.011; p1–4=0.007). The growth ofCandida spp. colonies 103genome equivalents/sample was detected (82.4%; р1–2=0.021, р1–3=0.011, р1–4=0.002).There was an increase in the concentrations of cortisol (655.7±104.23nmol/l; р1–3=0.021, р1–4=0.024, р1–2=0.032), adrenaline (14.5±3.12nmol/l, р1–3=0.028, р1–4=0.030, р1–2=0.029), decrease in norepinephrine level (1.4±0.11nmol/l, р1–3=0.021, р1–4=0.023, р1–2=0.020), menstrual cycle disorders (85.3%; p1–2=0.024, p1–3=0.019). CONCLUSION:In adolescent girls with recurrent urogenital inflammatory diseases, dysbiotic changes in the vaginal microflora, increased levels of stress hormones, and reproductive system disorders were revealed.
Currently, adolescent girls with recurrent urinary tract infection have a high frequency of reproductive disorders. In order to study the state of reproductive health of adolescent girls with urinary tract infections, depending on the frequency of relapses, 70 adolescent girls aged 16–18 years were examined, of which 1 group (n=23) — with rare relapses of UTI (relapses up to 3 times a year); 2 group (n=27) with frequent relapses of UTI (more than 3 times a year). The control group (n=30) consisted of adolescent girls of the same age of 1.2 health groups. We studied the features of sexual development, the concentration of gonadotropin and steroid hormones. In patients of group 2, a high frequency of hypoprogesteronemia, hyperandrogenism, and anovulatory cycles was revealed, which contributes to the development of a number of gynecological diseases. An interdisciplinary approach to the dispensary management of these patients is necessary, which prevents the development of reproductive disorders.
Urinary tract infection occupies a leading place in the structure of uronof our own research, alternative approaches to complex therapy and prevention of various variants of the course of urinary tract infection are presented. At the stages of patient rehabilitation, special attention is paid to diet therapy, the use of modern phytopreparations, the preservation of the mucous microbiota, and immunomodulatory therapy.ephrological pathology in children and adults. Based on the analysis of literature data and the results.
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