Browsing by Subject "dysmenorrhea"

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    Dysmenorrhea in adolescents
    (KhNMU, 2017-05-24) Dobrovolskaya, Larisa; Tuchkina, Marina
    Dysmenorrhea ranks first among disorders of the menstrual cycle and is a neuroendocrine syndrome, which cyclically repeats, sometimes completely incapacitating girls during menstruation. The aim of the work is to study the risk factors for the development of dysmenorrhea of varying severity in adolescent girls.The study showed that adolescent dysmenorrhea in most cases (75%) occurs secondary to extragenital pathology. It allowed to determine the relationship between the nature of extragenital pathology and the severity of clinical manifestations of dysmenorrhea.
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    Influence of duration of hypokinesia effect on the femail menstrual cycle
    (Kharkiv : KhNMU, 2017-05-24) Sultan, Muhammad
    The presented analysis has shown that the hypokinesia unfavorably affects a menstrual cycle, causing its disturbances and degree of manifestation depends on duration of effect of this factor. The main manifestation of menstrual cycle pathology is dysmenorrhea, however other disturbances – an irregularity of menses and changes of quantity of a blood loss are added later.
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    Realization of reproductive potential in women with dysmenorrhea in adolescent age
    (2014-03-05) Tuchkina, Irina; Zobina, L.; Dobrovolskaya, Larisa; Vygivska, Liudmila; Blagoveshchensky, Evgeniy; Maltsev, G.; Pokryshko, S.
    The aim of this study has been to examine the clinical peculiarities of pregnancy in women who had dysmenorrhea in pubertal age.Thus, in women with dysmenorrhea at puberty, who received adequate therapy, the realization of reproductive potential has been observed in 81.4%. Yet, a complicated course of pregnancy is frequently observed. Thus, there is a need for early diagnosis and treatment of menstrual disorders during puberty.