Clinical and laboratory peculiarities in postmenopausal patients with benign ovarian tumors

Objective. To assess clinical and laboratory peculiarities of postmenopausal patients with benign ovarian tumors. Materials and methods. The data of a prospective study of concomitant somatic and gynecological pathology in postmenopausal patients with benign ovarian tumors (basic group, n = 40) and patients without pathologies (comparison group, n = 15) are presented. Clinical and laboratory data were evaluated in both groups as well. Results. Postmenopausal patients with benign ovarian tumors were frequently exposed to myomas, chronic salpingitis and chronic cervicitis, when women with no ovarian neoplasms did not have these pathologies. Patients of the main group had higher levels of FSG, leptin, GBP and lower levels of vitamin D, than patients of the comparison group. Conclusions. Postmenopausal patients with benign ovarian tumors frequently have concomitant gynecological pathology, pronounced vitamin D insufficiency and high levels of FSG, leptin and GBP in serum samples.