The evaluation of content of DNA of lactobaccilli and particular types of aerobic anaerobic opportunistic bacteria in sampling of scrapes from urogenital tract offemale patients of the network laboratory INVITRO was implemented. The technique of polymerase chain reaction in real-time was implemented. It is demonstrated that decreasing of content of lactobaccilli in total bacterial mass isfollowed by increasing of occurrence, concentration and relative content of all types of opportunistic pathogens except ureaplasmna. These changes are expressed in different degree for different types of opportunistic pathogens. The increasing of varieties of types of microflora of urogenital tract under decreasing of content of lactobaccilli is noted.
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