The effectiveness of pulsed magnetic therapy, high-intensity magnetic stimulation of the pelvic floor muscles and intrauterine plasma therapy to restore endometrial receptivity after intrauterine interventions in patients of different age

Abstract. Objectives. Advanced age is the cause of female infertility. Restoring endometrial receptivity, especially after intrauterine interventions in women of different reproductive ages, is an unsolved problem of modern rehabilitation. The aim of the study was to evaluate the effectiveness of non-drug methods for restoring endometrial receptivity after intrauterine interventions in women of different reproductive ages. Material and methods. A prospective study was conducted with the participation of 120 women planning pregnancy and undergoing various surgical interventions for endometrial diseases. All patients were randomly divided into three equal groups according to the method of exposure: group 1 — patients received combined pulsed magnetic therapy and intrauterine plasma therapy of the endometrium; group 2 — patients underwent high-intensity magnetic stimulation of the pelvic floor muscles andintrauterine plasma therapy of the endometrium; group 3 — patients underwent pulsed magnetic therapy. Subsequently, in eachgroup, the patients were divided by age into two subgroups: up to 34 years and over 35 years. Results. According to the medical history, patients in the advanced age group were characterized by a significantly greater amount of pathology and a less active lifestyle. The pregnancy rate is twice higher in patients under 34 years of age. Normalization of the menstrual cycle and the rate of increase in blood flow through the uterine arteries occurred twice as fast in younger patients than in older ones. Endometrial thickness and normalization of pipell biopsy data after a course of treatment with high-intensity magnetic stimulation of the pelvic floor muscles and intrauterine plasma therapy were statistically significantly higher in the group of patients under 34 years of age. An increase in the speed of blood flow through the uterine arteries in patients over 35 years of age occurs more effectively with the help of pulsed magnetic therapy and intrauterine plasma therapy of the endometrium. Conclusion. Endometrial receptivity restoration in patients underwent intrauterine interventions using combined non-pharmacological methods is safe and effective. In patients under 34 years of age, the technique of choice may be high-intensity magnetic stimulation of the pelvic floor muscles with intrauterine plasma therapy. In patients over 35 years of age, the method of pulsed magnetic therapy with intrauterine plasma therapy of the endometrium is more effective.