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[Differential-diagnostic features of clinical development of urogenital mycoplasmosis]
Abstract:
Every year urogenital mycoplasma draws the increasing attention, as serious pathological disease of women of reproductive age. During the urogenital mycoplasmosis, parameters of clinical semiology are expressed more significantly than without this disease. Among women with a reproductive pathology on a background of urogenital mycoplasmosis most often took place pathological discharge with a putrefactive smell, irritation, an itch and burning of genitals. Though frequency of such clinical symptoms as the painful sexual intercourse, pain conceded the pathological discharge. It is established, that during urogenital infections among pregnant women and women with a reproductive pathology the wide scale of specific symptoms are peculiar for the mycoplasmosis.
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