INDICATORS CORRELATION BETWEEN FERROKINETIC INDICATORS, THE CONTENT OF COPPER, CERULOPLASMIN IN SERUM WOMEN WITH EXTENDED WEAR IUDS

The aim was to evaluate the correlations between ferrokinetic indicators, copper and ceruloplasmin in serum of women with prolonged wearing intrauterine device (IUD). There was an inverse correlation relationship between transferrin and serum ferritin in women with IUDs, which increases with increasing duration of wearing the Navy. Within 12 months of the correlation relationship between the content of copper and ceruloplasmin in the blood serum of women wearing the Navy has been positive, but weak. It has increased from the 18th month of wearing the Navy, but was of medium strength, and a strong, direct, positive relationship marked by 36 months of wearing a navy.