The Role of Uterine Infection in Pregnancy Outcome: A Case Report

Summary It was believed in the past that only lower genital tract is inhabited by microorganisms, and cervix considered as a perfect barrier against ascension of microbes. Nowadays, many studies using new sequencing technologies examining microbiomes with low biomass show microorganisms are gradually changing from to upper decreasing bacterial abundance increasing diversity. well documented endometrium non-sterile area, healthy women, Lactobacillus spp. dominant flora. - endometrial microbiome, has crucial role implantation, early pregnancy development. also essential for good outcome. Non-Lactobacillus-dominant microbiome associated poor reproductive outcomes (recurrent implantation failure, recurrent miscarriages, outgoing pregnancy). This association evidence its significance health. We present case unsuccessful first concurrent infection. A definitive antibiotic treatment resulted successful full-term second pregnancy. influence pathogenic on uterine function development, current possibilities diagnosis treatment.