analysis of the survey of womens reproductive health status of huairou district（妇女的生育健康状况的调查分析怀柔区）.doc

Analysis of the survey of women’s reproductive health status of Huairou District Network of papers: [Abstract] Objective Huairou District, state of health of the reproductive system of women of childbearing age, to explore effective interventions. Of 3680 women of childbearing age in 2008 by the hospital gynecological gynecological examinations and combined with B, discharge tests, cervical Pakistan ‘s smear examination. Results 3680 cases subjects were detected in 1361 cases the number of patients, 61.3% of the total prevalence of chronic cervicitis (58.21%), bacterial vaginosis, 18.72%, 16.96% of uterine fibroids, chronic pelvic inflammatory disease 10.19%, 4.91% trichomonas vaginitis, candida vaginitis 4.21%, 2.89% of ovarian cysts, cervical lesions 0.08%, leukoplakia 0.11%, 0.08% pelvic huge mass. [Abstract] objective: To understand the health status of the reproductive system of women in the Huairou District and explore effective interventions. Methods: 3 680 women in reproductive age were examed by gynecologicals in our hospital in 2008, including pelvic ultrasonic, secretions testing, the cervical the Pap smears examination. Result: 1361 women were checked out having disease, the total prevalence was 61.3%. Of which 58.21% was chronic cervicitis, 18.72% was bacterial vaginosis, 16.96% was uterine fibroids, 10.19% was chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, 4.91% was trichomonas vaginitis, 4.21% was candida vaginitis, 2.89% was ovarian cysts, 0.08% was cervical precancerous lesion, 0.11% was leukoplakia, and 0.08% was huge pelvic tumor. In order to understand the health status of married women in the reproductive system of Huairou District, Huairou District, women of childbearing age in the health survey data in August-September 2008 gynecological examination, a comprehensive, B-ultrasound data complete 3680 cases to sort, classify, the statistical treatment summarized as follows: 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 distribution of staff 3680 cases s