Gynaecological Morbidity in Girls in Moscow Region Within the Context of the Preventive Vaccination Against Papilloma Viral Infection

Study Objective: To assess gynaecological morbidity in girls aged 10 to 17 years old over a 12-year period of the program for vaccination prevention HPV-associated diseases Moscow region; and compare data on vaccinated regions with information where no human papilloma virus (HPV) was undertaken. Design: retrospective study. Materials Methods. We used from annual statistical reports prepared by children gynaecologists regional Medical Information Analytical Centre. Gynaecological analysed 2008 2019; it involved assessment prevalence — anogenital warts, pelvic inflammations, precancer cervical lesions, menstrual disorders. have also number pregnancies outcomes adolescents. Results. Since launched, there has been steady reduction wart cases region undertaken: 14.2 1.8 per 100k 2019, respectively. Genital inflammations were more frequent (not statistically significantly, though) areas preventive not performed. Over previous years, we seen marked increase genital 10–17 vs. vaccinated. Due awareness promotion during vaccination, adolescent dropped 697 127, while pregnancy terminations reduced 38.9% 21.4%. Conclusion. HPV campaign among adolescents resulted warts positive trend cancer young women 15–24 old. rates statically different areas; thus, does any negative impact reproductive health girls. Keywords: morbidity, health, infection prevention, virus.