THE ROLE OF HEREDITY IN THE FORMATION OF THE PRIMARY OLIGOMENORRHEA.
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https://doi.org/10.11603/24116-4944.2015.2.4785Keywords:
primary oligomenorrhea, adolescent girls, clinical and genealogical analysis.Abstract
Clinical and genealogical analysis of ЗО adolescent girls with primary oligomenorrhea and 27 girls with a regular menstrual cycle was made. It is shown that the inheritance of menstrual dysfunction, reproductive disorders andgynecological endocrinal pathologies among generations is dependent significantly more often only on mother's isolated line than the father's isolated line or simultaneously on mother's and paternal lines. It was found that menstrual dysfunction with relatives of the second and third degree is a risk factor for the development of primary oligomenorrhea in probands.
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