The importance of the genital tract microflora in the endometriosis development

Endometriosis is a common pathology among women of reproductive age. In the pathogenesis its development great importance paid to process regulation estrogens and other sex hormones, implementation immune response at general local levels, inflammatory response, genetic background. recent years, role microbiota in different parts genital tract female organism has been studied not only from standard approach diseases research organs pathological vaginal discharge, but contribution into gynecological diseases, particular endometriosis, presented.The article devoted review scientific publications about researches significance microflora pathophysiology endometriosis. The presents concepts states eubiosis dysbiosis, describes features lower (vagina, cervix) upper (uterus, fallopian tubes) healthy women. data on Lactobacillus maintaining an optimal state acidity environment are presented. difference composition vagina, cervical mucus, uterine cavity peritoneal fluid with without endometriosis revealed. pathogenetic mechanisms processes pathogenesis, namely, inflammation this pathology, described. It shown that there differences cervix, cavity, fluid, manifested by decreased concentration presence variety microorganisms relation gut patients also results diagnosis various stages studying