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Objective: to study the microbiota of the vagina, myomatous nodes, their bed in patients with fibroids. Materials and methods: a comprehensive examination of 83 patients aged 26 to 50 years with diagnosed interstitial, interstitial-subserous uterine myoma was carried out. By age, all women are divided into 3 groups. Standard clinical and clinical laboratory studies, colposcopy, microbiological examination of the detachable posterior vaginal fornix, biopsy specimens of myomatous nodes and their bed, as well as morphological examination of biopsy specimens of myomatous nodes and their bed were performed.Results: in the structure of clinical manifestations of uterine fibroids, pain syndrome was the leading one (p0.05). According to the results of a bacteriological study of the detachable posterior vaginal fornix in patients in the 2nd group, a decrease in the frequency of detection and the number of lactobacilli was revealed compared to the 1st group, and in women in the 3rd group, these microorganisms were absent. Among the anaerobic microorganisms in the 1st and 2nd groups, Eubacterium spp. dominated, in the 3rd — Peptostreptococcus spp. In patients of group 3, the frequency of detection of Bacteroides spp. was significantly increased (p

Purpose: Assessment of the impact of tuberculosis on pregnancy, childbirth and neonatal status.Materials and Methods: A total of 50 pregnant women suffering from pulmonary tuberculosis (study group). Comparison group consisted of 124 apparently healthy women with physiological pregnancy. In the groups evaluated parity, clinical and laboratory parameters of blood (blood count, hematocrit, leukocyte index of intoxication), during pregnancy, birth, state of newborn babies and their incidence.Results and Summary: Obtained in the course of the study data suggest, at first sight paradoxical conclusion: during pregnancy in women with pulmonary TB, and especially the delivery and newborn state does not fundamentally differ from those in the control group.

Purpose: To examine the state of the vaginal flora in women of late reproductive age with hysteromyoma.Materials and Methods: The study included 40 women aged 35 to 44 years diagnosed with hysteromyoma. All patients performed a microscopic and bacteriological examination of the vaginal flora.Results: In patients with hysteromyoma into the sheath showed a reduction in the number of lactobacilli, bifidobacteria and increase the detection rate and the number of nonclostridial anaerobic bacteria.Summary: hysteromyoma accompanied by changes in vaginal microflora.