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prevalence of bladder pain syndrome

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2.3-6.5%

RCOG GTG 70. Management of bladder pain syndrome. BJOG 2016; 124: e46–e72.

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ratio of BPS in women vs men

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2-5x more common in women

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BPS: voiding relieves in pain in ___%

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57-73%

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BPS: stress aggravates pain in ___%

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61%

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BPS: sex aggravates pain in ___%

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50%

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BPS: constrictive clothing aggravates pain in ___%

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49%

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BPS: foods that aggravate pain and percentages

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Acidic beverages 54%
Coffee 51%
Spicy foods 46%

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BPS: overall, pain worsened with certain food or drink, bladder filling and improved with voiding in ___% of patients

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97%

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BPS: 12% of women have history of ____

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chlamydia

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BPS: detrusor overactivity present in ____% of BPS patients

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14%

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BPS management: dietary modification improved ___%

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87.6%

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BPS management: relaxation improved

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7 6.4%

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BPS: 2nd line management

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AFTER FAILED PRIMARY CARE
PO amitryptiline 10-100mg over 4 months
PO cimetidine 400mg over 3 months

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BPS: 3rd line management

6 main points

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AFTER MDT

1) Lidocaine - 5 day course 200mg, 30% improvement
2) Hyaluronic acid 4-10 weeks
3) Botox
4) DMSO two sessions per week x 2 weeks
5) 10 000 units heparin x 3 months
6) 2% chondroitin sulfate

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BPS: % of women requiring ISC after botox treatment

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7%

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BPS: 4th line management

5 main points

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  1. cystoscopic fluguration
  2. neuromodulaiton
  3. oral cyclosporin A
  4. cystoscopy +/- hydrodistention
  5. major surgery

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BPS: do not do

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  • PO Hydroxyzine
  • PO pentosan polysulfate
  • Longterm abx
  • Intravesical resinferation
  • Intravesical BCG
  • High pressure/long duration hydrodistention
  • long-term PO steroids

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incidence of vault prolapse

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0.2-43%

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incidence of vault prolapse requiring surgical repair

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6-8%

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Prolapse stage: most distal point >cm above hymen

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stage 1

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prolapse stage: most distal point between 1cm above and 1 cm below hymen

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stage 2

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prolapse stage: most distal point >1cm below hymen by <2cm of TVL

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stage 3

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prolapse stage: leading edge equal or greater than TVL; or <2cm still above hymen

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stage 4

24
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prevention of vault prolapse during VH

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McCall culdoplasty or SSF

25
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prevention of vault prolapse during TAH or VH

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suturing of cardinal and uterosacral ligaments to cuff

26
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prevention of vault prolapse at VH if vault descends to introitus

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SSF

27
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primary POP repair: at 6y, what % will have leakage

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41%

28
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primary POP repair: at 6y, what % will have bulge

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18%

29
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primary POP repair, at 6y what % will have fecal incontinence

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15%

30
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PHVP - first line management for stage I-II

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pelvic floor muscle training

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PVHP - first line management for stage III-IV

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vaginal pessaries

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PVHP - when to offer surgical treatment

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if symptomatic

33
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PVHP - first line surgical option

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abdominal sacrocolpoplexy (78-100%)

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PVHP - recurrent vault prolapse

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MDT

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PVHP - risk of sexual dysfunction and short vaginal length

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SSF

36
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urinary incontinence overall prevalence

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25% of women

after menopause, 50%

37
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urinary incontinence: breakdown of types

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49% stress
29% mixed
22% OAB

38
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pelvic floor training for UI

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3 months, 8 contractions 3x per day

39
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pelvic floor training for prolapse

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16 weeks

40
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OAB: follow-up schedule if starting anitcholinergics

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4 weeks
then 12/12 at GP if established
or 6/12 if >75yo

41
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anticholinergics contraindicated in:

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myasthenia gravis
UC
toxic megacolin
GI or bladder obstruction
Dementia
42
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SUI: surgical options

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ALL MUST BE AGREED AT MDT

1) colposuspension = gold standard
2) autologous rectus fascial sling
3) intramural bulking agents

43
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SUI: medication option

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duloxetine (SNRI):
increases urethral sphincter tone
56% reduction in incontinence
17-22% discontinuation rate (usually due to nausea, but resolves 1 month in 88%)

44
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OAB: botox options

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1) 100 units
2) review in 12 weeks
3) increase to 200 units if inadequate

45
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anticholinergics for OAB:

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oxybutinin
tolteridone
darifenacin
trospium

46
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do not use these anticholinergics for OAB

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flavoxate
propantheline
imipramine

47
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colposuspension: urge or urge UI

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up to 17%

48
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colposuspension: exacerbation of recto-enterocele

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14%

49
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colposuspension: dyspareunia

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1/20-25

50
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symptomatic women with + leukocytes and + nitrites

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prescribe abx

51
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symptomatic women with - leukocytes/nitrites

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consider abx

52
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asymptomatic women with + leukocytes and nitrites

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do not give abx, await C+S

53
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OAB first line

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bladder retraining 6 weeks

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