Endocrine Abstracts

Keywords: Reproductive system of women who have had coronavirus, Covid-19, women. The relevance of the problem. Currently, there are no published evidence-based recommendations for the management of women who have undergone COVID-19. According to statistics, women carry COVID-19 more easily than men, and the likely consequences of this coronavirus infection for reproductive health cannot be ignored. It is necessary not only to carefully monitor the respiratory parameters of patients with COVID-19, but also to assess the potential impact of a new infection on the organs of the reproductive system

Objective: To study the clinical conditions of women and assess their general condition.

Material and methods: 100 women aged 18-45 years (average age 32 years) who underwent Covid-19 were examined. These women will be divided into 2 groups depending on the severity of the disease. they underwent a complete clinical hormonal and imaging examination and were divided into I a women with mild form, 60 women aged 18 to 44 years, I b women with severe form in the acute stage, 21 women aged 18 to 40 years, an average of 30 years At the moment, the control group will consist of 10 healthy women of the same age. A survey of complaints about the acute phase of women who had Covid-19 was conducted.

Results: The most frequent and significant changes were complaints of general weakness (p0,000), menstrual cycle changes (p0,002), headaches (p0,000), dry skin (p0,000), hair loss (p0,000), mood loss (p0,000), memory loss (p0,000), anxiety (p0,003) The least complaints were Hirsutism (p0,157), Decreased visual acuity (p0,317), Galactorrhea (p1,000)

Conclusion: In this way, the function of the reproductive system and somatic disease is aggravated in patients who have undergone Covid-19, which requires careful monitoring by an endocrinologist, gynecologist and neurologist.