Authors

  • Aziza Kurbaniyazova

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71337/inlibrary.uz.science-research.44191

Keywords:

Absence of microorganisms or detection of lactobacilli

Abstract

Many scientists agree on the feasibility of complex two-stage therapy for CE [10, 16, 23, 25, 26]. The first step is to eliminate the infectious agent from the endometrium, which is achieved by prescribing broad-spectrum antibiotics aimed mainly against UPM. In a randomized placebo-controlled study, W. Andrews et al. [27] analyzed the dynamic changes in the composition of microorganisms in the endometrium in patients who received and did not receive AB treatment. The authors confirmed that the introduction of AB drugs significantly ensures the elimination of pathogens from the endometrium: UPM before treatment in 86% of cases, then in 37% (p<0.05), without treatment these indicators were 91 and 60. % (p> 0.05) respectively. E. Cicinelli and others. [28] after performing hysteroscopy and prescribing AB therapy to patients with histologically confirmed CE, 71% of women showed complete normalization of hysteroscopic and morphological images of the endometrium and UPM was eliminated from the uterine cavity. managed to do q. 78.4% of patients in this group subsequently became pregnant. The authors concluded that antibiotic treatment for CE has beneficial effects in eliminating microorganisms from the endometrium and improving reproductive outcomes.

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CLINICAL, MORPHOLOGICAL AND MOLECULAR FEATURES OF CHRONIC

ENDOMETRITIS IN WOMEN WITH INFERTILITY

Kurbaniyazova Aziza Zafarjonovna

Bukhara State Medical University Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology N 2

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13913773

Research materials:

Many scientists agree on the feasibility of complex two-stage therapy

for CE [10, 16, 23, 25, 26]. The first step is to eliminate the infectious agent from the endometrium,

which is achieved by prescribing broad-spectrum antibiotics aimed mainly against UPM. In a

randomized placebo-controlled study, W. Andrews et al. [27] analyzed the dynamic changes in the

composition of microorganisms in the endometrium in patients who received and did not receive

AB treatment. The authors confirmed that the introduction of AB drugs significantly ensures the

elimination of pathogens from the endometrium: UPM before treatment in 86% of cases, then in

37% (p<0.05), without treatment these indicators were 91 and 60. % (p> 0.05) respectively. E.

Cicinelli and others. [28] after performing hysteroscopy and prescribing AB therapy to patients

with histologically confirmed CE, 71% of women showed complete normalization of

hysteroscopic and morphological images of the endometrium and UPM was eliminated from the

uterine cavity. managed to do q. 78.4% of patients in this group subsequently became pregnant.

The authors concluded that antibiotic treatment for CE has beneficial effects in eliminating

microorganisms from the endometrium and improving reproductive outcomes.

Object of the study:

Absence of microorganisms or detection of lactobacilli /

bifidobacteria in endometrial biopsy during cultural examination in women with a diagnosis of CE

morphologically confirmed by local [6, 10, 16, 23, 25, 26, 29] and some foreign scientists. [30] is

evaluated as the imperfection of the performed diagnostic measures. In such cases, as well as when

it is impossible to carry out microbiological diagnostics, it is recommended to prescribe empiric

AB therapy, taking into account the wide range of aerobic-anaerobic origin. AB treatment aimed

at eliminating the infection helps to eliminate the clinical manifestations of the disease by

normalizing the structural damage of the endometrium. AV Shurshalina, L. Eckert and others. [16,

18] showed that empirically prescribed antimicrobial therapy leads to a significant decrease in the

frequency of uterine bleeding, restoration of the morphological structure of the endometrium in

57.1 and 89.5% of cases, respectively, and a decrease in the level is also observed. The main

symptoms of inflammation.


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Research results:

in 2015, E. Cicinelli et al. [31] showed that CE treatment efficiency

reached 83.3% in terms of normalizing the morphological picture of the endometrium when

antibiotics were prescribed, taking into account the determined spectrum of microorganisms.

According to the 2010 CDC recommendations [32], prescribing empiric therapy (ciprofloxacin in

combination with doxycycline and metronidazole) to patients with conditionally sterile crops

restored the morphological picture of the endometrium in only 46.2% of cases, although the

patients were in this condition. this group was treated with three consecutive empirically

determined treatment courses with AB drug changes. This study convincingly proves the need to

find new diagnostic methods to more accurately assess the true microbial landscape of the uterine

cavity.

In the office, the infectious agent plays a leading role in provoking the inflammatory

process in the endometrium. In some cases, removal of the pathogen from the uterine cavity can

occur without AB therapy [24, 27, 33]. In this case, microorganisms can leave secondary damage

to the structure of the mucous membrane of the uterine cavity.

Conclusion

: Modern literature discusses the role of AB drugs in changing the vaginal

microsenosis with the formation of pathological associations of microorganisms, as well as in the

accumulation of endotoxins and other microbial metabolites that contribute to the development of

the inflammatory reaction of the macroorganism [33-36]. ]. In 2006 [27], a clinical randomized

placebo-controlled study was conducted including women with recurrent miscarriage and

morphologically confirmed cholecystectomy. The study did not reveal any difference in the

incidence of subsequent pregnancies in the groups of patients who received AB therapy (n = 52)

and placebo (n = 56) - 53 and 59%, respectively. However, there was a tendency for the placebo

group to prolong pregnancy by an average of 2.4 weeks and increase the weight of the newborns

by an average of 418 g. The authors suggested the possibility of the development of

microecological disorders in the vagina in response to AB therapy, which increases the risk of

infection. Thus, prophylactic empiric prescription of antimicrobials with suspected CE is not

always justified [27, 37, 38].

Recognizing the importance of AB therapy as a leading therapeutic approach to eliminate

microbial agents from the site of inflammation, some authors believe that a similar result can be

achieved using surgical approaches. In a clinical randomized placebo-controlled study, a number

of scientists [27] examined 124 women with suspected CE who underwent hysteroscopy and

diagnostic endometrial curettage to confirm the diagnosis. There were 2 groups: Group I (n = 59)

received AB treatment, Group II (n = 65) received placebo. The effectiveness of the therapy was


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evaluated based on the dynamics of plasma cells in the endometrium. The analysis of the results

showed that AB therapy did not always help the treatment of CE with the normalization of the

morphological appearance of the endometrium: in 22% of patients, plasma cells continued to be

detected after treatment compared to 31% before prescribing antibiotics. (p>0.05). However, in

the placebo group, the detection of plasma cells in the endometrium before and after treatment was

47 and 29%, respectively (p>0.05). Thus, AB therapy does not always normalize the

morphological picture of the mucous membrane of the uterine cavity; however, only the use of

hysteroscopy and diagnostic endometrial curettage has a positive effect on the loss of plasma cells.

The presented results show that the mechanisms of spontaneous restoration of the morphological

structure of the endometrium without the use of antibiotics remain unclear.

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