Abstract

Purpose: presentation of modern data on the pathogenesis of menstrual cycle disorders (NMCs) associated with ovulatory dysfunction, and the effectiveness of their treatment with medication.Basic provisions. It is shown that NMC is the result of violations of the cyclic production of gonadotropic and sex hormones. Among the hormonal drugs for the treatment of NMCs, combined estrogen-progestational oral contraceptives (COCs), especially those with drospirenone (DRSP), are advantageous. The introduction of calcium levomefolate - biologically active form of folatein the composition of COCs containing 30 μg of ethinylestradiol and DRSP has a potentiating effect associated with their noncontraceptive effects due to antiandrogenic and antimineralocorticoid activity. It was shown that calcium levomefolate, which participates in human body metabolism, as a component of COC, has a protective effect on the cardiovascular system (due to a decrease in the level of homocysteinemia) in the syndrome of polycystic ovaries, contributes to reducing obesity.Conclusion. The combination of 30EE/DRSP promotes the normalization of the menstrual cycle and has non-contraceptive effects associated with antiandrogenic and antimineralcorticoid action, and fortification with calcium levomefolate also has a positive effect on the hormonal profile and lipid metabolism, has a protective effect on cardiovascular diseases in women with the metabolic syndrome in polycystic ovaries, contributes to the normalization of weight.

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