MODERN APPROACHES TO THE DIAGNOSTICS AND TREATMENT OF URINATION DISTURBANCES IN PREMENOPAUSAL WOMEN

The treatment of bladder dysfunctions continues to be a complex and largely unsolved problem. The disease affects the most complex mechanisms of the relationship of the detrusor-sphincter systems, disrupts all three functions of the bladder - the accumulation, retention and expulsion of urine. The analysis of modern literature concerning the etiology and pathogenesis of urinary incontinence, the correlation between the level of sex steroids and hormone replacement therapy shows that there are still no standards for effective treatment of this pathology.