Pecularities of blood flow in the small pelvis organs in girls teenagers with functional ovary condition

Abstract

While studying the blood flow in the small pelvis organs in girls teenagers with menstrual function disturbance by oligomenorrhea type it was established that intrauterine blood flow was adequate, however, cyclic increase of blood flow in secretory phase characterstic of regular menstrual cycle, didn't occur. Ovary vascularization in clinic hypoestrogyny and hyperandrogyny being decreased and monotonous during menstrual cycle, it may testify to progesterone deficiency condition. Physiologicaly correct menstrual cycle provides adequate blood flow with cyclic increase of uterine and ovary vascularization during lutein phase. Adequate angiogenesis is essential for normal ovary function. Hypervascularization of small pelvis organs may become the cause of reproductive disturbance.