Female diseases of the reproductive system

If you are afraid of one thing, only mention of a surgeon, and the operation is inevitable, do not despair. The methods of innovative diagnostics and surgery, which are used in the capital clinic of reproductive medicine, will help painlessly restore health to those women for whom traditional aggressive surgery is a taboo. After all, women's diseases of the reproductive system must be treated necessarily!

This is a diagnosis

To be healthy (without losing the ability to procreate), a woman should have a pelvic floor in order. It consists of three layers of muscles that support the tone of the muscles of the vagina and anal sphincter, which is especially important during labor. One of the newest directions of diagnosis in modern gynecology is the examination of the pelvic floor condition. In our country, a rare clinic applies this approach, despite the fact that almost a third of women suffer from damage to these muscles. Therefore, the specialists of the clinic introduce the newest methods of ultrasound to determine the condition of the pelvic floor and identify women with a high risk of operative labor. Having made the correct diagnosis, choose the best method of reconstructive surgery.

The clinic will help if your diagnosis: tubal and peritoneal infertility (in the first case - the absence or obstruction of both fallopian tubes, in the second - the adhesions between the ovary and the tube). Endometriosis (proliferation of tissues beyond the mucous membrane of the uterus).

Adenomyosis (inflammatory process with tumors in the uterus). Myoma or uterine fibroids (benign tumors in the cervix or uterus body). Hyperplasia of the uterus (the condition of the uterine tissue, at which it grows, its work is disturbed). Polycystic ovary syndrome (also known as Stein-Leventhal syndrome, manifested by the absence or irregularity of ovulation).


Cysts (fluid accumulation, surrounded by a very thin wall of the capsule, within the normal tissue of the ovary, can develop 10 times, burst and bleed if not properly developed) and ovarian tumors. Malformations of internal genital organs.


Choice in favor of the body

Figures are a stubborn thing: in traditional operations, the risk of developing other female diseases of the reproductive system increases 10-fold. This is because the body reacts very painfully to large incisions: it spends effort to reduce post-operative pain and stress, slowing down all systems. How can this be avoided? Apply a gentle method that allows a woman to almost painlessly transfer the operation and quickly recover. This may be laparoscopy or laparotomy - advanced surgical techniques that allow the doctor to operate inside the abdomen ("laparo" - from the Greek "belly"), making small - 5-10 mm - nadreziki. At this time, on the color screen of powerful medical equipment, you can see what is happening in the organs and tissues. In the clinic "Nadia" for this there is all the necessary equipment, which is advantageously different from many medical institutions in Ukraine. But the main thing is that they will help make the right choice in favor of health and maternity.


I had colpitis , an inflammation of the vaginal mucosa. But the partner had no manifestations of the disease was not. Does this mean that he is just a carrier of infection, and should he give any tests?

Dysbacteriosis, weak local immunity, poor hygiene can provoke ailment regardless of whether the woman is sexually active. The partner in such cases has nothing to do with it, and the woman must be treated independently. As a rule, antimicrobial and antiseptic agents of a wide spectrum of action are prescribed for colpitis treatment. Some drugs are used to prevent an illness: there are vaginal suppositories that can disinfect all microorganisms and viruses that have got on the mucous for two hours after sexual contact.


At the same time, colpitis can occur due to sexual infections: ureaplasma, mycoplasma, chlamydiosis, trichomoniasis, gardnerella, gonorrhea, human papillomavirus, which are sexually transmitted. If the culprit is a sexual infection, the couple must be treated together. Otherwise, after each unprotected sex will be re-infected, and the disease can re-assert itself. A man in this case should visit a urologist and pass on a urogenital smear.

I had a highly oncogenic type of human papillomavirus (HPV). The doctor sent me to the cryodestruction of the cervix. Later I learned that before the procedure I had to do a cervical tissue biopsy. How important is this omission?


Before cryodestruction (a method of treatment of cervical disease with the use of liquid nitrogen) tissue biopsy is not always necessary. The fact is that after the detection of highly-coagulated HPV type, colposcopy of the cervix and cytological examination of the urogenital smear are done. And, if their results allow the doctor to make a conclusion about serious changes in the epithelium of the cervix in the direction of cancer, then he prescribes a biopsy. If the expert does not worry, the procedure is not necessary. After all, a biopsy is a study of a tiny, detached piece of the cervix for the presence of cancer cells. In fact, it is a microtrauma, and without serious reasons it is not needed.