INFLAMMATORY DISEASES OF THE FEMALE SEX.

Inflammatory diseases of women are the first among gynecological diseases. In this disease, anatomical and physiological features of the female body have a special place. In particular, the proximity of the genitals to external influences, monthly cyclical changes depending on the menstrual function, abortion and damage to the reproductive tract tissue during childbirth are among them. In addition, during pregnancy, a decrease in the body's resistance to various negative effects of the external environment, tissue damage, operative interventions, combined with posthemorrhagic anemia, cause the development of the inflammatory process. Factors that reduce the body's resistance include mental and physical exhaustion, colds, flu, and others.