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What is the primary purpose of sexual OTC products?

To enhance sexual health and wellness

What type of sexual OTC product is ExtenZe?

Erectile dysfunction treatment

What is a precaution to take when using sexual OTC products?

Always read and follow product labels and instructions carefully

What is an example of a sexual health and hygiene product?

K-Y Jelly

What should you do if you have concerns about using a sexual OTC product?

Consult a healthcare professional

What is a risk associated with using unapproved or counterfeit sexual OTC products?

Safety and efficacy concerns

What is often associated with blepharitis?

Seborrhoeic dermatitis

What is a common symptom of keratitis?

Discomfort from bright light

What is the main symptom of corneal ulcers?

Pain in the eye

What is a cause of corneal ulcers?

All of the above

What is a complication of corneal ulcers?

Permanent scarring of the cornea

What is used to clean the eyelids in blepharitis treatment?

Baby shampoo diluted 1:10 with warm water

What is a risk associated with Acanthamoeba keratitis?

Poor lens hygiene

What is a characteristic of blepharitis?

It is a chronic condition

What is the term that describes inflammation of the conjunctiva?

Conjunctivitis

What is a common feature of conjunctivitis?

All of the above

What is the most common cause of infectious conjunctivitis?

Viral infection

What is a complication of untreated conjunctivitis?

Corneal ulcers

What is the typical duration of acute bacterial conjunctivitis?

2-5 days

What is a symptom of allergic conjunctivitis?

Itchiness

What should patients with significant eye pain and change in vision do?

Refer to a general practitioner (GP) surgery

What is a question to ask when assessing conjunctivitis?

Does the patient wear contact lenses?

What is a common cause of corneal ulcers?

Foreign body caught under the eyelid

What is the function of earwax in the ear canal?

To clean, lubricate, and protect the lining of the ear canal

What should you not use to clean or clear the ear canal?

Cotton wool buds

What is a symptom of wax blocking the ear?

All of the above

What is a recommended treatment for earwax blockage?

Use olive oil or almond oil drops three to four times daily for 3-5 days

When should you not advise ear drops to soften earwax?

If the person has a perforated tympanic membrane

What is a complication of corneal ulcers?

Secondary infection

What is the initial course of treatment for softening earwax?

Prescribe ear drops for 3-5 days

Study Notes

Overview of Sexual OTC Products

  • Sexual OTC (Over-the-Counter) products are non-prescription medications or devices used to enhance sexual health and wellness.
  • These products are available for purchase without a doctor's prescription at pharmacies, drugstores, or online retailers.

Types of Sexual OTC Products

  • Contraceptives:
    • Condoms (male and female)
    • Spermicides (e.g., spermicidal jelly or foam)
    • Emergency contraceptives (e.g., Plan B)
  • Sexual Enhancement:
    • Erectile dysfunction (ED) treatments (e.g., ExtenZe)
    • Sexual performance or libido enhancers (e.g., VigRX)
    • Premature ejaculation treatments
  • Sexual Health and Hygiene:
    • Lubricants (e.g., K-Y Jelly)
    • Vaginal moisturizers and dryness relievers
    • Intimate hygiene products (e.g., wipes, cleansers)

Considerations and Precautions

  • Always read and follow product labels and instructions carefully.
  • Be aware of potential interactions with prescription medications or underlying medical conditions.
  • Consult a healthcare professional if you have concerns or questions about using a sexual OTC product.
  • Be cautious of unapproved or counterfeit products, which may be unsafe or ineffective.

Sexual OTC Products

  • Available for purchase without a doctor's prescription at pharmacies, drugstores, or online retailers.

Types of Sexual OTC Products

  • Contraceptives:
  • Condoms (male and female) used to prevent pregnancy and STIs.
  • Spermicides (e.g., spermicidal jelly or foam) to kill sperm.
  • Emergency contraceptives (e.g., Plan B) to prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex.
  • Sexual Enhancement:
  • Erectile dysfunction (ED) treatments (e.g., ExtenZe) to improve sexual function.
  • Sexual performance or libido enhancers (e.g., VigRX) to boost sexual desire.
  • Premature ejaculation treatments to manage ejaculation timing.
  • Sexual Health and Hygiene:
  • Lubricants (e.g., K-Y Jelly) to reduce friction and enhance sexual experience.
  • Vaginal moisturizers and dryness relievers to alleviate vaginal dryness.
  • Intimate hygiene products (e.g., wipes, cleansers) to maintain genital area cleanliness.

Safe Use of Sexual OTC Products

  • Always read and follow product labels and instructions carefully.
  • Be aware of potential interactions with prescription medications or underlying medical conditions.
  • Consult a healthcare professional if you have concerns or questions about using a sexual OTC product.
  • Be cautious of unapproved or counterfeit products, which may be unsafe or ineffective.

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