HEALTHCARE FOR WOMEN OF REPRODUCTIVE AGE

This review article examines key issues regarding the healthcare of women of reproductive age—a priority area in modern medicine. Particular attention is given to the prevention of gynecological and extragenital diseases, the preservation of reproductive potential, family planning, preconception care, and the promotion of safe motherhood. The article analyzes the primary factors influencing women's health, including socioeconomic conditions, lifestyle, dietary habits, reproductive behavior, access to medical care, and the level of awareness regarding reproductive health. It discusses the importance of preventive check-ups, timely diagnosis, vaccination, contraceptive counseling, and the adoption of a healthy lifestyle. The role of an interdisciplinary approach, health education, and the improvement of medical service delivery for women of reproductive age is specifically highlighted. A synthesis of current scientific data helps define key strategies for disease prevention, enhancing the quality of medical care, and strengthening women's reproductive health. The article concludes that there is a need for comprehensive, accessible, and evidence-based measures aimed at safeguarding women's health and improving public health outcomes.