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The prevalence of chronic pyelonephritis in Women with disturbed tolerance for glucose

Author: ASLONOVA I.ZH., ERKINOVA N.E, TOSHEVA KH.B.
Abstract: The relevance of the problem. Chronic pyelonephritis (CP) is a common disease. The prevalence of CP increases with age . Timely detection and treatment of CP in women is especially important, among which the frequency of this disease is especially high. The significance of the problem increases taking into account the negative impact of CP on pregnancy and childbirth. However, in the postmenopausal period, repeated infections of the urinary tract can be the cause of the development of CP. [9]. However, the prevalence and incidence of pyelonephritis among men and women has certain differences [3]. In general, among women, the incidence of CP is higher than among men. In women of young and middle age, CP occurs 5-6 times more often than in men. This, to some extent, is explained by the fact that women more often have risk factors for inflammatory diseases of the genitals. Currently, there is no doubt the important role of diabetes as a risk factor for CP. The role of diabetes as a factor predisposing to infections is well understood. At the same time, the study of the role of insulin resistance in the formation andduring CP, as well as the possibility of correcting disorders of carbohydrate metabolismin the treatment of CP. Since the last decade of the last century, the literature has intensively discussed the pathogenetic relationship between insulin resistance and some of the main risk factors (RF) of cardiovascular diseases [10]. In this regard, a number of RFs were combined into a symptom complex, called “metabolic syndrome” (MS), which is based on insulin resistance [8,10]. Treatment of MS involves the correction of levels of all its main components [4,5]. At the same time, the search for the most optimal treatment methods aimed at the pathogenetic mechanisms of MS continues [1,8,9].Based on the foregoing, of certain interest is the study of the role of impaired glucose tolerance (NTG) in the prevalence of CP.
Keyword: Chronic pyelonephritis (CP), GlucoDr
DOI: https://doi.org/10.31838/ijpr/2019.11.04.119
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