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Refers to an acute inflamm process caused by infection
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
---- may involve any organ or combination of upper genital tract
PID
Inflammation of the fallopian tubes
salpingitis
Inflammation of the ovaries
oophoritis
PID is mostly caused by
sexually transmitted microorganisms that migrate from the vagina to the uterus - fallopian tubes and ovaries
Factors that contribute to PID
Gonorrhoea or chlamydia induce damage to columnar epithelium facilitating invasion by other microorganisms
Factors that contribute to PID
lymphatic dranage with parametrial spread, sexually transmitted bacteria attached to sperm
After one eposode of PID 15 - 25% of women develop
infertility, ectopic pregnancy, pelvic adhesions & chronic pelvic pain...incidence increases after each exposure
PID clinical manisfestations
menstural irregularity, fever, abdo pain, prolonged and profuse bleeding. Pain with walking, intercourse, and jumping
PID evaluation
- history
- abdo tenderness on bilateral manual pelvic exam.
-mucopurulent discharge
-increased ESR
tests for PID
Chlamidia and gonorrhea testing.
C reactive protein increased
Sonography & laproscopy
PID Differential diagnosis
ectopic preg
threatened abortion
appendicitis
diverticulitis
twisted ovarian cyst
PID treatment
bedrest
avoidance of intercourse
antibiotics
causes of vaginitis
STD, thrush, any condition that causesd the PH of the vagina to rise - low estrogen levels, antibiotics etc
Signs of Cervicitis
inflam of cervix
STD's causative
cervix inflammed mucopurulent discharge
bleeding
dysuria
Vulvitis signs/causes
inflam of female external genitalia.
soaps/lotions etc
vagial infections that spead to labia - candida, trichomoniasis tinea, psoriasis etc
Treatment 'itisis'
loose clothing, antibiotic cream/pills
Bartholinitis signs/causes
inflam of ducts that lead from vagina to bartholin glands.
strep STD's
cyst develop as duct is obstructed.
Bartholinitis signs/causes treatment
fever, malaise, cyst tenderness
antibiotics/surgery if cyst needs removing
Gonorrhoea is a
bacterial infection STD - Neisseria gonorrhoeae
crosses amniotic membranes - infects babies
Gonorrhea clinical freatures
3 - 10 day incubation
Men - urethritis, dysuria, mucopurilent discharge epididymis and prostrate chronic infection.
spontaniously resolves itself 95% of time 6 months after infection.
Gonorrhea clinical freatures
Women - mucopurilent discharge, pelvic pain, dysuria, intermenstural bleeding.
Gonorrhea complications
WOMEN
infertility. rectal infection, constipation, salpingitis, vulvonitis
PID
Gonorrhea complications MEN
Periurethral abscess
Narrowing/scarring of urethra
urinary tract infections
Kidney failure.
Gonorrhea complications BOTH SEXES
infection/inflammation of repro tract.
Peritonitis
Gonococcal arthritis
Gonorrhea evaluation/ treatment
microscopic inspection of specimens
one off treament - Suprax
Syphilis stages
Primary - begins at site of infection ~ hard painless lump.
Secondary - systemic develops six weeks after exposure. blood borne bacteria spread to body orgnans.
Syphilis stages
latent - silent infection
transmission is possible
tertiary - most severe significant morbidity and mortality.
formation of gummas
destructive skin, bone and soft tissue lesions - severe hypersensitivity reactivity.
Syphilis further complications
cardiovascular complications - heart valve insufficiency H/F neurosyphilis develop.
Syphilis investigation
- cant be cultured in vitro.
- dark field microscopy of regional lymph node specimen
Chlamydial infection
found in assoc with other pathogens 20 - 40% time.
intracelluar bacterium.
chlamydia clinical features
asymtomatic 50% time
cervix common site
discharge and post sex and spot bleeding abdo pain rish of PID.
chlamydia investigation
tissue culture
immunoessay
viral STD's
Genital Herpes -
Herpes simplex type 1
simplex herpes type 2
HPV
Genital herpes signs
lesions on bum, penis, cervix labia minora