The role of determination of interleukin 1-beta (IL 1-β) in pubertal girls with gynecological pathology.

Abstract

Pubertal uterine bleeding is one of the leading disorders of menstrual function during the formation of the menstrual cycle in girls of pubertal age. Therefore, studies of the hemostasis system in adolescent girls in combination with the determination of hormonal status are not only medical but also of great social importance. Studying the genetic prerequisite for the development of uterine bleeding in girls of puberty age under existing tyroid pathology and without concomitant pathology is one of the top tasks of pediatric gynecology. The aim of the study. To improve the methods of diagnosing pubertal bleeding in girls.