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    YNOCOLOGICALPROBLEMS

    A. BLEEDINGPROBLEMSa. DISMENORRHEA- painful periods, late teens early 20s. Occurs onset menses, lasts

    12-24hrs. Lower abdominal pain, spastic radiating to back and thighsN&V, diarrhea,

    synchope, breast engorgement, fatigue, bloating etc.

    i. Prostaglandin inhibitors if contraception not needed ex. NSAIDS: Naproxen, ifcontraception needed: oral contraception.

    ii. Yoga, exercise, heat/cold, vit B6, Ca2+, Mg2+ & protein, limit sodiumb. AMENORRHEA- absence menses; MENORRHEA- excessive bleeding,

    METORRHAGIA- spotting

    i. Oral contraceptives for Amenorrhea & Metorrhagia, endometrial ablation,hysterectomy or myomectomy for menorrhea

    1. Leg exercises & early post-op ambulation prevent DVT & pneumoniac. ENDOMETRIOSIS- endometrial tissue outside of uterus which undergoes menstrual

    cycle scars & adhesions as tissues reabsorb blood.

    i. s/s: pain just prior menses, Dyspareunia (painful intercourse), painful defecation,sacral backache, infertility, hypermenorrhea

    1. diagnostics: ESR, WBC to r/o PID; ultrasound, definitive diagnosis:LAPAROSCOPY

    ii. tx: NSAIDS, oral contraceptives, Danazol ( Danocrine, cyclomen) & GnRHagonists

    1. heat pad back/abdomen, relaxation techniques, yoga2. removal endometrial tissue implants those want children, hysterectomy

    those who dont (Lupron for 4-6mths to decrease lesions before surgery

    & helps decrease development adhesions during surgery)

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    B. PREMENSTRUAL SYNDROME- collection symptoms occurs luteal phase cycle. Affects 30-40yr, after pregnancy, child birth, tubal ligation, & major life stresses.

    a. s/s: irritability, bloating, cravings, depression, mood swings, uticaria, breast tenderness,fatigue, acne

    b. tx: 6meals daily if hypoglycemia, limit salt, caffeine, chocolate, sugar, red meat. TakeCa2+, VitA, B6 & C

    i. K+ sparing diuretics10dys prior menses, progesterone to relieve physical &emotional symptoms, Bromocriptine mesylat (Parlodel) during luteal phase, oral

    contraceptives, GnRH agonists, antidepressants, NSAIDS

    C. CYCTOCELE- protrusion bladder through weakened vaginal walla. s/s urinary retention, frequency & urgency; UTI, stress incontinenceb. bladder scan, check residualc. tx: pessary to support bladder, estrogen therapy, kegals, anterior colporrhaphy (surgery)

    D. RECTOCELE- protrusion rectum through weakened vaginal walla. s/s:constipation, impaction, rectal/vaginal fullnessb. tx: posterior colporrhaphy

    E. FISTULA-abnormal opening between organsa. Leakage flatus, urine or feces, bad odour

    i. Assist w/ personal hygiene: sitz baths, perineal care, douchingb. Most heal on own, if not Fistulectomyileal conduit or temporary colostomy.

    i. Low-residual diet & stool softeners for 2 wks after repairF. MENOPAUSE- end periods, marked increase FSH(>35IU/L) & depletion estradiol

    a. Common early change is shortened time between periodsb. Tx: HRT- lowest dose possible, antidepressants

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