Urethritis etiology in pregnant and non-pregnant women

Peculiarities of urogenital microflora were studied in 75 pregnant and 4 7 non - pregnant patients with urethritis. Women with urethritis usually demonstrate normal (physiological) vaginal biocenosis, which corresponds to the 1^st degree. The 2^nd degree, indicating bacterial vaginosis, is revealed significantly more оf ten in non-pregnant than in pregnant women. Monoinfection more often takes place in pregnant women, while combined infection in non-pregnant patients. The leading role in the development of urethritis in pregnant and non-pregnant women belongs to ureaplasms, enterobacteria, Mycoplasma hominis, Cory nebacterium urealyticum, Candida sp., Chlamydia trachomatis, group В streptococci.