Sectional detection of pathological processes of the female reproductive system in the presence of immunodeficiency states

Abstract

The presence of an immunodeficient state in women of reproductive age can lead to the development of comorbid pathology, including in the female reproductive system. Given the fairly frequent antisocial behavior of such women, timely diagnosis and early detection of lesions are not always possible or have significant drawbacks. Given the fairly frequent antisocial behavior of such women, timely diagnosis and early detection of lesions are not always possible or have significant disadvantages. Therefore, we set a goal to investigate how different the detection of pathological conditions of the female reproductive system is in the presence of HIV infection, chronic alcoholism, their simultaneous presence and their absence based on the results of cross-sectional studies. Autopsies of women with immunodeficiency of infectious and non-infectious origin were analyzed. According to the results, it was established that the presence of HIV infection, chronic alcoholism, and their combination is characterized by a more frequent development of pathological processes of an infectious nature, non-plastic remodeling, and non-specific inflammatory processes in the organs of the female reproductive system. Thus, it should be determined that female genital system requires close vigilance in the presence of immunodeficiency, taking into account the prevalence of this problem and its consequences. Keywords: HIV-infection, cervix, autopsy, opportunistic infection, tuberculosis.