Abstract

It is revealed that socio-economic factors have different impacts on women's health, namely on the pelvic organs in women of the towns and villages. Ultrasound examination and biochemical parameters of the liver show a greater number of diseases in rural women compared to urban. Strategic priorities in addressing identified challenges are improving medical care in rural areas, prevention and consultation of the rural population on the issues of gynecological diseases.

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