DEPENDENCE OF UTERUS AND OVARIES BLOOD SUPPLY ON HORMONAL FINDINGS IN TEEN-AGE GIRLS WITH MENSTRUAL FUNCTION DISORDERS

In simultaneous investigation of hormonal status of the organism and dopplerometry of the vessels of small pelvis organs in adolescent girls, aged 15 to 17, with menstrual function disorders in the form of oligomenorrhea and secondary amenorrhea there has been established the dependence of uterus and ovaries blood supply on the levels of serum lutropin, sex hormones and cortisol. A decrease in estradol and testosterone concentrations brings to slowing down systolic blood flow in uterine and ovarian arteries, and hypercortisolemia is accompanied by blood flow acceleration only in uterine artery.