CAUSES, CLINICAL SYMPTOMS, AND CLINICO-MORPHOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF CERVICAL EROSION IN WOMEN OF REPRODUCTIVE AGE

This article describes the fact that the above-described cervical erosion in women of reproductive age begins to develop from cells of a certain type of tissue, at the same time the process grows rapidly, covers neighboring organs and tissues, and provides information about clinical symptoms. Directly for these reasons, the stages of pathology also differ. It is stated that each has its own clinical picture and symptomatology. Cervical diseases are of great clinical importance for women's reproductive health. This topic reviews the main types of cervical diseases, their symptoms, diagnostic methods, and treatment methods. In particular, pathologies such as cervical cancer, erosion, polyps, stenosis, inflammatory diseases, and HPV infection are analyzed. Cervical cancer is associated with human papillomavirus (HPV), and the importance of Pap tests and HPV tests in early diagnosis is emphasized. The clinical symptoms of erosion and polyps, as well as the consequences of inflammatory processes, are also covered. Cervical pathologies not only increase the risk of oncology, but can also cause problems such as infertility and pregnancy loss.