BLOOD COAGULATION DISORDERS AS A CAUSE OF JUVENILE UTERINE BLEEDING IN ADOLESCENT GIRLS

Juvenile uterine bleeding is a serious problem in pediatric gynecology. More than half of the cases of delayed menstrual cycle in puberty end in bleeding. The frequency of the nosology in the structure of gynecological diseases ranges from 10 to 37.5%. However, the true prevalence of juvenile uterine bleeding is much higher, since the condition is very often hidden by the girl herself or underestimated by her parents. Many people generally consider bleeding during the period of formation of the menstrual cycle to be normal. This opinion is not only erroneous, but also extremely dangerous.