Aspects concerning the cervix pathology in the activity of the Family
Planning Department
A. Karimzadeh (1), M. Zaharia (1), M. Zaharia (2)
Filantropia Clinical Hospital, Bucarest, Romania (1); High Medical School,
Bucarest, Romania (2); Family planning Department, Obstetricsgynaecology
Division, Filantropia Clinical Hospital, Bucarest, Romania
Introduction: The multinational study made by WHO and published in
1993 underlines the fact that women that take contraceptive pills for a long
period have a 2,2 times greather risk to develop a cervical cancer compared to
the rest of the woman population. The purpose of this paper is to watch the
cervical transformations at young woman that used oral contraceptives.
Aims and Methods: In 2001–2002 there were clinically, cytologically
and colposcopically examined 500 women who requested oral contraceptives. The
exams were performed in the Family Planning Department of the Filantropia
Clinical Hospital, Bucarest, but the women population were only in a proportion
of 83% of Bucarest, and 17% of the rest of the country.
Results: Following the investigations, it was noticed that among those
women, aged between 18–25, the cervical pathology is dominated by the presence
of the minor atypical transformations occured in massive specific and
non-specifif inflamatory conditions. Therefore it is recommended the examination
of all oral contraceptive users in order to identify the minor atypical
regeneration processes, their treatment and supervision due to the possibility
of infestation and re-infestation through unprotected sexual intercourse (non-specific
infections and especially specific infections: HPV, chlamidia, trichomonas, etc.)
Conclusions: On the shown sample of woman population, no case of
cervical cancer was detected for woman using oral contraceptive, and the minore
atypical changements may be generated from the shown inflamatory factors.
