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Reproductive disorders in women of reproductive age who have undergone urgent surgery on the reproductive organs

The objective: to analyze the long-term reproductive effects in women who after emergency gynecological surgery. Materials and methods. A retrospective analysis of the reproductive outcomes after urgent surgical operations (after 2 years) was performed in 300 gynecological patients aged 19 to 42 years. Results. A retrospective analysis showed that 69,3% of women who underwent emergency gynecological surgery had a history of gynecological diseases, but 30,7% of patients were not observed by a gynecologist. Before surgery, menstrual disorders were diagnosed in 42,0 % of patients, pathology of the lower genital tract – 19,7%, inflammatory diseases of the pelvic organs – 7,7 %. 8,2 % of women had gynecological operations before, 13,9 % – reproductive losses, and 11,1 % persons were examined and treated for infertility. The predominant method of surgical intervention in this cohort of patients was open laparotomy (59,7 %), laparoscopic intervention was performed in 40,3 % of cases. The most common indications for surgery were damage tubal pregnancy, ovarian apoplexy, complicated ovarian formation. Morphological verification of intraoperative findings showed that most often indications for operations were serous ovarian tumors (38,7 %), follicular tumors (22,4 %), complicated endometrioid and dermoid cysts (22,4 %), corpus luteum cysts with hemorrhage (9,2 %), paraovarian cysts (7,1 %). Rehabilitation postoperative therapy was performed for a limited number of patients (31,7 %), which could not but affect the state of reproductive health of women – an increase in the incidence of pain (42,0 %; p<0,05) and chronic pelvic pain (42,3%) in the absence of such before surgery, as well as infertility (from 11,1 % to 22,5 %; p<0,05). Conclusions. The lack of pathogenetically intra- and postoperative measures after urgent surgical interventions leads to increase the frequency of reproductive dysfunction, which requires the development and improvement of differentiated rehabilitation therapy and secondary prevention according to the nosology that caused urgent surgical operatrion.