Abstract
The objective: to study the level of vitamin D (25-hydroxycalciferol – (25(OH)D) in blood serum of women with abnormal uterine bleeding (AUB) and chronic psychogenic stress.Materials and methods. We examined 100 women of reproductive age with AUB and chronic psychogenic stress (basic group) and 50 patients with AUB without psychogenic chronic stress (comparison group). 30 women without AUB and chronic stress were included in the control group. AUB was diagnosis according to the Order No. 353 of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine dated April 13, 2016. The concentration of vitamin D was determined in blood serum in all the women using the ELISA method.Results. The concentration of vitamin D in the blood serum in patients with AUB and chronic psychogenic stress was on 28.01 % lower compared to the controls (p < 0.001), in the patients with AUB without psychogenic chronic stress – 13.94 % (p = 0.045). The number of individuals with optimal concentration of vitamin D in the control group (36.67 %) was in 2.29 times higher compared to the basic group (16.00 %; p=0.03) and in 1.41 times more compared to the comparison group (26.00 %). Suboptimal level of vitamin D had 53.33 % women in the control group, 43.00 % – basic and 58.00 % – comparison one. The rate of persons with deficiency of vitamin D among the patients with AUB and chronic psychogenic stress was in 4.56 times higher compared to the healthy women (41.00 % and 9.00 % individuals, respectively; p = 0.003), and in patients with AUB without chronic stress –1.78 time (16.00 % women).Conclusions. There is the insufficient vitamin D concentration in women with abnormal uterine bleeding which is more severe in the persons with chronic psychogenic stress.
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