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Cervical inflammation

The inflammation of the cervix resulting in redness and swelling

Contraceptives cause this also STI's and yeast infections.

Cervical Erosions

Movement of cervical cells moving into the vaginal tissues.


Mucus production increases.

Caused by pregnancy, contraceptives, birth, and chlamydia infections.

Cervical Polyps

Small growths from the cervix into the vagina

Can be removed and are noncancerous.

Cervical Cancer

Usually called by HPV. The CDC suggest the HPV vaccination for 11-12 yr old boys and girls to prevent this.

Can be asymptomatic


Vaginal bleeding


Pelvic pain


Discharge


Painful intercourse

Pap Smear

This is a diagnostic test to test abnormalities in the cervix canal. Collected with a brush or swab

Is a procedure started at 21, every 3 years til 29


An HVP screening and this procedure should be done every three again by 30-65

Dysplasia

The presence of abnormal cells in the cervix

They put a camera (colposcopy) up your vagina to identify this.


A wait and see approach


Insists the use of iodine*

Endometriosis

The pain in each menstrual cycle, as the tissues respond to inflammation. This is extreme because it happens outside the uterus, commonly on the intestines and uterine tubes.

Uterine Fribroids

Benign masses of muscle and connective tissue. Can be microscopic and massive.

Noncancerous

Ovarian Cyst

A follicular abnormality that does not ovulate normally, they accumulate and produce estrogen.

Can be treated with surgery, are spontaneous by nature that can disappear and be absorbed.

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome

(PCOS) the development of many cysts.

May influence androgen production hirsutism -excess body hair


Insulin resistance makes type II diabetes more difficult


Treatment is diet and methods to level androgen levels and insulin