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Chlorek dekwaliniowy – atrakcyjna opcja terapeutyczna w leczeniu zakażeń pochwy

Krzysztof Drews1, Anna Romała1
Ginekologia i Perinatologia Praktyczna 2019;4(4):155-159.

Streszczenie

Zakażenia pochwy są jedną z najczęstszych przyczyn wizyt w gabinetach ginekologicznych. Zaburzenia fizjologicznej
flory bakteryjnej pochwy prowadzą do rozwoju infekcji, których występowanie wiąże się z możliwością rozwoju
poważnych powikłań. Istotnymi problemami w codziennej praktyce są występowanie oporności na standardowe
leczenie oraz częste nawroty choroby. W pracy przedstawiono aktualny stan wiedzy oraz wytyczne dotyczące skuteczności
terapeutycznej i zastosowania w praktyce klinicznej chlorku dekwalinianu.

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