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    major contributions to the medical field of gynecology with research involving fetal monitoring, psychosocial obstetrics, uterine contractibility, and psychological effects of hysterectomies. He also contributed clinics that helped females with endometriosis and contraception. Dr. Wood even helped in advancing surgical techniques that involved the female reproductive…

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    Birth Control Pills- The pill Contains 2 hormones- estrogen & progestin. Stops ovulation and slows down movement of sperm. • Decreases women’s menstrual pain. • Restrains endometriosis. • Decreases menstrual blood loss. • Irregular menstrual cycles occur. • Increase risk of cervical dysplasia. • Pill has to be taken on a daily basis. 92% in first year. 99.7% if used consistently and correctly. 0% Cervical Cap Small cap made of latex. Spermicide placed in the cup to kill sperm. Suction holds…

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    It is most important to consider the science behind IVF. Couples experience fertility problems either because the male has bad quality sperm or the woman has endometriosis. Although many couples feel like it is their only option, IVF has many health risks involved. IVF stands for In Vitro Fertilization and was first attempted in the 1970s. It is not highly recommended for the simple fact that you undergo multiple procedures for only a 40% chance of getting pregnant. When considering IVF, you…

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    Introduction Pelvic pain can result from disorders of the gastrointestinal, urinary, or reproductive systems. Diagnosing the etiology of pain can be difficult, and clinical and laboratory evaluation is often not sufficient. In pediatrics, ultrasonography (US) is generally the primary imaging modality used in the initial evaluation of pelvic pain, with radiographs and cross-sectional imaging reserved for further work-up or specific indications. In pelvic emergencies, radiological findings…

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    et al, 2009) The Complete Book of Effective Prescriptions and Diseases of Women reveals that Chinese herbal medicine and acupuncture usually led to satisfactory curative effects in treating gynecological disorders including but not limited to: endometriosis, dysmenorrhea, menopausal syndrome, premenstrual syndrome, cervicitis, and vaginitis. (Ziming, 1237 A.D) The first chapter of the Nei Jing Su Wen “At seven times seven approximately 49 years of age, the kidneys are depleted, the tian gui is…

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    Pap Smear Case Study

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    Andrea, a 43-year-old G4P4 premenopausal woman, returns to your office after the results of her PAP smear indicate a concern. Identifying data: Ms. A is a 43 y/o Caucasian female. Referral: None Source: Patient Reliability: Seems reliable Allergies: NKA Subjective CC: Follow up Pap smear result HPI: Andrea, a 43-year-old G4P4 premenopausal woman, returns to your office after the results of her PAP smear indicate a concern, the test was done during the routine…

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    In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) is a series of procedures used to assist with the conception of a child in couples who may have difficulties getting pregnant on their own. In vitro means outside of the body, the woman’s egg is removed and then fertilized with the man’s sperm in a lab. These procedures are so important for couples who would otherwise have no way of becoming pregnant. With infertility being at about ten-percent, in vitro fertilization is becoming a more utilized method of conception.…

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    Birth Control is one of the main conflicts between a daughter and her mother or father. They always argue that they’re to young or that this pill is used as a cover so that their daughter can have sex. But, little do they know Birth Control can do more than just prevent them from being pregnant. Birth control always comes out as a “second condom” for sex. Because of this, parents and guardians always have a hard time determining if they want their daughter on this. There are plenty of other…

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    Hysterectomy

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    Surgical removal of the uterus is a Hysterectomy. This is said to be a very common surgery in the US. Removing of the uterus means that the women can no longer become pregnant. There are many different kinds and variations of Hysterectomies. Some are Total, Supracervical (also called partial), and Radical. Some of the variations or salingo-oophorectomy, salpingectomy, and oophorectomy. They kind and type of hysterectomy done will depend on each patient. There is also 3 different ways that the…

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    period was 1/14/16. S.W. cycle is regular lasting seven days. S.W. has never had a PAP. S.W. and her boyfriend are currently using condoms most of the time. S.W. denies having any fibroids, blood clots, vaginitis, pelvic inflammatory disease or endometriosis. S. W. also denies any known drug allergies. S. W. has no medical or surgical history. For as social history, S.W. denies smoking or drinking alcohol. S.W. does not perform self-breast exams. As a college student, S.W. stress level is also…

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