VITAMIN D DEFICIENCY IN WOMEN WITH VAGINAL DISCHARGE
Keywords:
bacterial vaginosis, vitamin, D-deficiencyAbstract
The results of the study of D-vitamin status in women with bacterial vaginosis are presented. It was revealed that the increase in vitamin D deficiency is associated with the aggravation of vaginal dysbiosis. Given these data, it can be assumed that vitamin D deficiency is an additional risk factor for the development of bacterial vaginosis
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