The value of comprehensive examination of adolescent girls with medical abortions in the second trimester for the diagnosis of chronic latent pyelonephritis

Currently, the problem of teenage pregnancy remains a topical issue worldwide. Teenage pregnancies occur outside of wedlock, are unwanted and usually end in a medical abortion. More often medical abortion in adolescents is performed in the second trimester, which is associated with late attendance to a doctor. Artificial termination of pregnancy in the second trimester entails significantly more complications than in the first trimester. The risk of complications of medical abortion increases in the presence of chronic somatic and gynecological diseases of inflammatory genesis.