The profile of the expression of the immune response genes in the vagina of women in the complex therapy of recurrent vulvovaginal candidiasis

Infectious and inflammatory diseases of the genitals caused by various opportunistic and pathogenic microorganisms arefound in 70% of all gynecological patients who seek help from medical institutions. Currently, scientists and clinicians in their practice are increasingly faced with insufficient effectiveness of treatment of vulvovaginitis and vaginosis, a tendency to a long and protracted course, recurrence of the process. One of the reasons for the longer and more severe course, the recurrence of the process is the increasingly common mixed infection with the possible simultaneous predominance of aerobes, anaerobes, andCandidafungi, which suggests the appointment of appropriate drugs. One of these drugs is Tergynan, which demonstrates a good clinical effect and tolerability of the drug in the treatment of recurrent vulvovaginitis and dysbiotic conditions of the lower genital tract.

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Recurrent vulvovaginitis and vaginosis. Possibilities of effective therapy

Prilepskaya

Uruymagova

Ivanova

2020

Gynecol.

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The profile of the expression of the immune response genes in the vagina of women in the complex therapy of recurrent vulvovaginal candidiasis

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Recurrent vulvovaginitis and vaginosis. Possibilities of effective therapy

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