Ecology of cervical erosion of the female population of rural areas of the Republic of Dagestan

Abstract

The influence of natural and anthropogenic ecological and hygienic factors in the Republic of Dagestan on the incidence of cervical erosion in the adult female population, especially in rural areas of the republic, has been established. The degree of influence on the growth of cervical erosion incidence from exposure to various chemicals, including pesticides and fertilizers, has been revealed. The data of statistics of the combined effects of compounds in the incidence of cervical erosion, cases of the neutralizing effect in the combined total exposure are considered. The relationship between the spread of cervical erosion among the female population of rural areas with the intensity of the use of organochlorine compounds and nitrogen fertilizers, as well as compounds of copper, cobalt, hydrocarbons, has been studied. The conclusion is formulated and substantiated that today there is a direct correlation between the intensification and modernization of agriculture and the increase in the incidence of these diseases in women. As part of the study of substances and compounds that affect the woman's body, it was found that the incidence of cervical erosion among women depends on the intensity and degree of exposure to harmful substances on the body, and the greatest harm in this case is caused by ketones, aldehydes and hydrocarbons. It is noted that it is these substances that are actively used in agriculture, which is assessed by the author of the article exclusively from a negative point of view. The article also focuses on the fact that often these substances have a negative effect on the woman's body in the aggregate, which only enhances their negative impact. It is indicated that according to statistics, with the total effect of these substances on the female body, the incidence rate does not increase, however, general data indicate the danger of the current situation.