Derangements in Formation of Reproduction System and in Quality of Life in Adolescent Girls Frequently Ailing with Respiratory-Viral Diseases
Girls frequently ailing with respiratory-viral infections tend to have more psychologic traumatic experience, irregular diet, smoke addiction and gastroduodenal diseases. In spite of timely start of sexual development, 21,0% of girls aged between 14 and 17 have irregular menstrual cycle, regardless of incidence of catarrhal diseases. This fact can be caused by combined influence of risk factors. Dysmenorrhea prevails (70,0%) in the structure of disorders of reproductive system formation in girls who often have respiratory-viral infections. Prevalence of disorders in menstrual function is higher in adolescents who have pernicious habits. Adolescent girls frequently ailing with respiratory-viral diseases subjectively asses their quality of life lower by all parameters compared to apparently healthy girls