Comparative study of microflora in women’s genital organs with urogenital pathology
The paper presents comparative data of microbial landscape study of genitals (vagina and cervix) in reproductive age women. During the period of 2011-2013. were surveyed 1,500 patients with diagnoses: bacterial vaginitis, cervicitis, coleitis et al. Spend characteristic of microflora in such ecological niches, as the vagina and cervix. Established a great variety of different species of microorganisms found in these areas. Presents data on the most common associations of microbes, while taking the discharge of the vagina and cervix. Installed etiological significance such as pathogens Staphylococcus saprophyticus (from 23 % to 39 %), Enterococcus faecalis (from 33 % to 51 %), Bacteroides fragilis (from 6 to 22 %), Candida albicans (from 10 to 18 %) and E. coli (from 18 % to 20 %). The common etiologic these microbes with each other, as well as coexistence with bacteria of the genus Gardnerella, Candida, and Streptococcus. The incidence of infections caused by pathogenic microbes such as Neisseria gonorrhoeae and Shlamydia trachomatis were 1 % and 7 % respectively.