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Normal Testosterone Values

-between 250 - 1,100 nanograms/dL

Prostatitis

-inflamed prostate


Signs - low back/scrotum pain, voiding problems, sexual dysfunction

Diagnosis and Treatment of Prostatitis

D - urinalysis, PSA, digital rectal exam


T - antibiotics, pain relieves, muscle relaxers

Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

-age related increased prostate size


Signs - problems with urination

Treatment of BPH

-surgery


-medicine (shrink prostate, MM relaxers)

Prostate Cancer

-can metastisize to local structures then bone


Diagnosis - DRE, PSA count (should be <4)

Treatment of Prostate Cancer

-prostatectomy


-radiation


-hormone therapy (estrogen)

Urinary Incontinence Post Prostatectomy

-PFM stregthening


-biofeedback


-electrical stimulation


-bladder training

Testicular Torsion

-abnormal twisting of spermatic cord


-can occur after heavy activity


Signs - scrotal pain/swelling, nausea


-surgical emergency to save testis

Testicular Cancer

-most common sign is enlargement


-sometimes have pain and swelling


-may need post radiation lymphedema

Stages of Testicular Cancer

1 - cancer in 1 testis


2 - cancer spread to lymph in abdomen


3 - cancer spread to lymph in chest


4 - cancer is in another organ

Drug Treatment for Testicular Cancer

-goal is to slow growth of cancer

Cisplatin - kidney impairment


Etoposide - vomitting


Bleomycin - dark skin



Implication of Testicular Cancer for PT

-be aware of signs


-aware of superficial lymph nodes


-surgery scars


-adverse effects of chemo

Symptoms of Menopause

-hot flashes


-vaginal dryness


-fatigue


-reduced libido


-mood swings

Invasive Ductal Carcinoma

-most common


-begins in duct then penetrates fatty tissue

Invasive Lobular Carcinoma

-begins in ducts of milk glands

Paget's Disease

-abnormal redness of nipple

Inflammatory Breast Cancer

-no distinguishable lump


-happens because cancer cells block lymph channels

Signs of Breast Cancer

-lump or thickening near breast


-change in breast size


-redness of nipple


-discharge from nipple

Treatment of early stage breast cancer

-remove some breast tissue and radiation


-mastectomy


-radiation, chemo, and hormone therapy given with radical mastectomy

Side Effects of Chemo

-cardiotoxicity


-red urine


-bladder problems


-numbness in hands and feet

Screening for Breast Cancer

-self exam (SBE)


-clinical exam (CBE)


-mammogram

Symptoms of Endometriosis

-painful periods


-pain during intercourse (dyspareunia)


-pelvic/back pain


-GI problems

Diagnosis of Endometriosis

-physical exam


-blood test


-ultrasound


-laparascopy (gold standard)

Treatment of Endometriosis

-drugs to suppress estrogen


-surgery

Uterine Fibroids

-benign tumors on uterus


-pain and abnormally heavy bleeding


-may also cause urinary urgency because fibroids press on bladder


-get surgery to remove fibroids or uterus

What is the main risk factor for cervical cancer?

-HPV

Symptoms of Cervical Cancer

-abnormal bleeding


-increased discharge


-pelvic pain


-pain in intercourse

Diagnosis of Cervical Cancer

-pap smear


-colposcopy


-biopsy