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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 6 106 women married women Common retrospective analysis of patient morbidity [Abstract] Objective: To investigate the married women, the prevalence of common gynecological diseases. Methods: A retrospective analysis of medical examination in our hospital in 2008 for 20 large units in 6 106 patients with diseases of women married women. Results: The overall risk of disease of women disease rate of 49.25%, various women’s diseases and more in 31% to 50%, respectively. The first three patients were women: cervical disease, uterine fibroids, breast disease. Conclusion: strengthening reproductive health education, improved self-care awareness, control knowledge of basic reproductive health care, regular medical examinations, is to reduce the morbidity of women and improve women’s health, the key to improving women’s quality of life. [Keywords:] gynecological diseases, prevalence, retrospective analysis, reproductive health, Women’s disease is a common disease of women, not only affects women’s physical and mental health, quality of life, the quality of birth, more importantly, it increases the infection of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV opportunities. A wide variety of gynecological diseases, to improve their resistance, attention to personal health, maintain the feel good, regular medical examinations are an important measures for prevention of gynecological diseases. To this end we report the 6106 married women, women’s diseases examination results, that the good health of the population and provide a scientific basis. 1 Subjects and methods The 2008 physical examination in our hospital in large units 6 20 106 married women as objects, within the consultation by the specialist gynecological examination, infrared mammary gland (Jiangsu LEO-1202 diagnostic breast examination, pelvic ultrasound (U.S. PHILPS- M2540A ultrasound diagnostic checks and fill out inspection reports. gynecological diseases by lt;lt;Obstetrics and Gyne