THE IMPACT OF CONDITIONALLY PATHOGENIC MICROFLORA ON REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
The outcomes of scientific studies of modern Russian and international authors on the pathogenic microflora, in particular Myco- and Ureaplasma infection colonizing male and female reproductive system, and causing the infiltrative inflammatory changes in the tissues of the genitourinary system, are observed in this scientific review. In detail the features of specific clinical manifestation, often occurring clinically asymptomatic, and, therefore, not causing any complaints from patients, are reviewed. This, in turn, only aggravates the disease The review presents current diagnostic measures using laboratory and also the possibility of using cultural and molecular-biological methods of diagnostics, and hardware and instrumental methods of diagnosis. Great attention is paid to the principles of adequate and rational treatment of inflammatory diseases of organs of the urogenital tract associated with conditionally pathogenic microflora, with the latest data on the development of resistance of microflora to commonly used groups of medications aimed to preventing the development and treatment of serious complications of genitourinary system, often leading to infertility. It was revealed that the number of diseases associated with conditionally pathogenic flora is growing steadily, for diagnostics of which the most preferable to use molecular biological methods of diagnosis.