Inflammatory diseases of the female reproductive system are among the most common reasons women seek gynecological care. These conditions may present acutely with pronounced symptoms or develop chronically, when signs are mild but the disease gradually affects menstrual regularity, fertility, and overall well-being. Without timely treatment, chronic inflammation can lead to serious complications, including infertility and chronic pelvic pain.

At KindCare Medical Center, treatment of gynecological inflammatory conditions is provided by Dr. Surayo Nazarova, OB-GYN, MD, Associate Professor, with more than 30 years of clinical experience. Her approach combines modern diagnostic methods with evidence-based international treatment protocols to ensure safe and effective recovery.

Main Causes of Gynecological Inflammation

The most common causes include:

• sexually transmitted infections (STIs), such as chlamydia, gonorrhea, trichomoniasis, mycoplasma, and ureaplasma;
• nonspecific bacterial infections caused by imbalance of vaginal microflora;
• viral infections, including human papillomavirus (HPV) and herpes virus;
• hypothermia, which reduces local immune defense;
• hormonal imbalances that weaken the protective function of the mucosa.

Symptoms That Should Not Be Ignored

You should consult a gynecologist promptly if you experience:

• abnormal vaginal discharge with unpleasant odor or unusual color;
• itching, burning, or dryness in the intimate area;
• pain during sexual intercourse;
• persistent lower abdominal pain;
• menstrual cycle irregularities;
• fever in acute inflammatory conditions.

Even mild discomfort may indicate a serious problem. Self-treatment often leads to chronic disease and complications.

Types of Inflammatory Gynecological Conditions

Common inflammatory diseases include:

• vulvitis — inflammation of the external genital area;
• vaginitis (colpitis) — inflammation of the vaginal mucosa;
• cervicitis — inflammation of the cervix;
• endometritis — inflammation of the uterine lining;
• salpingo-oophoritis — inflammation of the fallopian tubes and ovaries.

Diagnostic Approach at KindCare Medical Center

Accurate diagnosis is essential for effective treatment. Evaluation may include:

• gynecological examination;
• pelvic ultrasound;
• vaginal smear for microflora;
• PCR testing for infections;
• bacterial culture with antibiotic sensitivity testing.

Principles of Treatment

Treatment is individualized and may involve:

1. Etiological therapy — antibiotics, antiviral, or antifungal medications targeting the underlying cause.
2. Local therapy — vaginal suppositories, creams, and antiseptic solutions.
3. Restoration of vaginal microflora — probiotics and prebiotics.
4. Physiotherapy — laser and magnetic therapies to improve blood circulation and tissue regeneration.
5. Supportive care — vitamins, dietary correction, and management of associated conditions.

Prevention of Inflammatory Diseases

To reduce the risk of gynecological inflammation, it is recommended to:

• maintain proper intimate hygiene;
• use barrier contraception with new or casual partners;
• avoid hypothermia;
• refrain from using aggressive intimate care products;
• undergo preventive gynecological check-ups at least once a year.

Advantages of Treatment at KindCare Medical Center

• individualized treatment plans based on laboratory results;
• modern medications with minimal side effects;
• advanced restorative technologies, including Sciton diVa for chronic inflammation and mucosal health improvement;
• complete confidentiality and a respectful, patient-centered approach.

Conclusion

Inflammatory diseases of the female reproductive system require timely diagnosis and professional treatment. Early medical care significantly increases the chances of full recovery without long-term consequences for reproductive health.

Book a consultation with Dr. Surayo Nazarova at KindCare Medical Center (Dubai) to receive an accurate diagnosis and effective treatment in a comfortable and confidential environment.