Complex rehabilitative non-drug therapy in the treatment of women with clironie small pelvic inflammatory diseases and pelvic pain syndrome

Objective: to study the effects of sulfide-sludge muds and iodide-bromine waters on the clinical pathogenetic mechanisms of chronic small pelvic inflammatory diseases (CSPID) complicated by the pelvic pain syndrome. Setting: Research Center of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Perinatology, Russian Agency for Medical Technologies, Moscow; Tinaki Rehabilitation Center, Astrakhan. Subjects: 108 pregnant women with CSPID. Methods; physical, hematological, ultrasound, radioimmune, psychological, laser Doppler flowmetry. Results; the use of snlfide-sludge muds and iodide-bromine waters of the Tinaki Rehabilitation Center in the treatment of patients with pelvic pain syndrome-complicated CSP/D promotes a rapid relief of pain, by preventing its chronic pattern, enhances nonspecific resistance of the body due to its adaptive capacities, positively affects the hormonal status, and improves peripheral hemodynamics, which makes in the aggregate the prediction of CSPID better. Conclusion: non-drug treatments in female patients with CSPID are highly effective.