PATHOLOGICAL UTERINE BLEEDING DURING REPRODUCTIVE AGE AND PREMENOPAUSE (ASPECTS OF DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT)
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https://doi.org/10.52340/jecm.2023.02.02Keywords:
Pathologycal bleeding, uterus, treatment, dufastonAbstract
Pathological uterine bleeding is one of the significant problems in gynecology. Different aspects of abnormal bleeding are discussed (classification, causal factors, mechanisms, diagnosis, treatment). Medications are assessed according their priorities (haemostatic effect; regulation of menstrual cycle). Preferences of dufaston are underlined: a) It doesn’t characterize by undrogenic, glucocorticoidal and mineralocorticoidal action; b) It doesn’t aggravate insuline resistance and dyslipidemic disorders, or affect the haemostatic system.
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