ONTOGENETIC COMMONALITY OF THE URINARY AND REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEMS IN WOMEN

Abstract

The specificity of the female organism is due to the ontogenetic commonality of the urinary and reproductive systems and their anatomical-functional relationship. The data obtained as a result of our epidemiological study indicate a high prevalence of urinary disorders in women in menopause. Urinary incontinence was reported by 58.7%, urgency by 41.67%, pollakiuria and nocturia by 19.7% and 27.6%, respectively. Early reversal and initiation of hormone replacement therapy from the onset of the first symptoms can prevent progressive atrophy of the structures of the urogenital tract and prevent the development of severe forms of urinary disturbance.