107. Acute Vulval Pain Flashcards

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Q

What is a Bartholin’s cyst?

A

A swelling in the Bartholin gland around the 4-8 o’clock positions. Occurs when duct becomes blocked or the gland becomes infected

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How do you manage Bartholin’s cysts?

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Asymptomatic- no intervention

Incision, drainage and marsupilisation (leaving a passage from cyst to outside world)

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3
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What should you look for when assessing a lump?

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Attachments
Consistency
Size
Position
Edges
Evidence of inflammation
Tethered
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4
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What evidences of lumps suggests a malignancy?

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Irregular
Nodular
Persistently indurated
Hard
Fixed
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5
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What is the treatment for asymptomatic chlamydia?

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Ig Azithromycin

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6
Q

Describe the associated symptoms with the herpes simplex virus?

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Vulval irritation, pain, feverm swelling, discharge
Blisters around the genital/anus
Cervical/vaginal ulceration

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What treatment may be useful to suppress and decrease the symptoms in this condition?

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Analgesia
Topical analgesia
Ice pakcs
Aciclovir

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8
Q

How long does herpes take to go away?

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It doesn’t it is chornic
Individuals cant have sex until the symptoms have resolved
may still pass if asymptomatic

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9
Q

How does herpes affect pregnancy?

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If recent infection C-section is indicated

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10
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What is a heamatoma?

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Bleeding under the skin, generally associated with pain and swelling

May lead to urinary retention

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How do you assess someone with a heamotoma

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ABCDE
Estimate blood loss
FBC coagulation 
Blood group
Analgesia
Cathetirisation
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How do you manage a heamotoma?

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May be conservative with small heamtomas (under 3cm)

Drainage in larger masses to prevent death and necrosis

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