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- The study analyzed the vaginal microflora of women using the "Femoflor-17" test, finding that 92.7% of samples contained lactobacilli, indicating normobiosis.
- About 38.2% of samples showed signs of dysbiosis, linked to mycoplasma, ureaplasma, and Candida yeast infections, with these pathogens appearing as monoinfections in 71% of cases.
- The results also demonstrated different levels of anaerobic and aerobic dysbiosis, with moderate and pronounced forms of dysbiosis identified in varying percentages of the samples.
Article Abstract
The data about composition of the vaginal microflora of women with use of the test system "Femoflor-17" was analyzed. Established that 92.7% of samples contained lactobacilli. For quantitaty of lactobacilli vaginal flora characterized as normobiosis. The dysbiosis in the background detection of mycoplasma, ureaplasma and yeast of genus Candida identified for 38.2% of the samples. Mycoplasma, ureaplasma and candida as monoinfection detected in 71% of cases and as an association of two pathogens in 29% of cases. In establishing compliance obtained by the test system "Femoflor-17" results to clinical and bacteriological markers of vaginal dysbiosis characterized as moderate anaerobic dysbiosis--6% of the samples, moderate aerobic dysbiosis--10%, moderate anaerobic-aerobic dysbiosis--35%, pronounced anaerobic dysbiosis--12% of the samples, expressed aerobic dysbiosis--10%, anaerobic-aerobic expressed dysbiosis--27% of the samples. Showing dominance of obligate anaerobic microorganisms associations among other microorganisms.
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