THE STATE OF A WOMAN'S REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS DURING INTRAUTERINE CONTRACEPTION
Intrauterine devices are one of the most popular and effective methods of contraception, but their safety is still being studied by scientists. Possible negative consequences of using this method of contraception are fibroblastic transformation of the stroma, nonspecific chronic endometritis, endometrial atrophy in places of contact with the contraceptive, hyperplastic changes in the uterine body, especially the mucous membrane, and the presence of "inflammatory" infiltrates in the endometrium. All this is a biological reaction of the body to a foreign body. Special attention is paid to structural and functional changes of the cervix