The characteristics of disorders of reproductive function in women with genital tuberculosis

Abstract

Genital tuberculosis in women is most common in reproductive age, and leads to significant damage of the pelvic organs, especially the fallopian tubes and endometrium. Clinical manifestations of genital tuberculosis are quite nonspecific and diverse, main symptoms are infertility, menstrual dysfunction, chronic pelvic pain. When assessing the hormonal status, the presence of chronic anovulation was revealed and the deсrease of AMH level. Chronic endometritis was detected in 51.47% of patients, as a result of complex endoscopic, morphological and immunohistochemical studies.