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Which of the following are symptoms of Urethral Discharge?
Which symptoms are indicative of a Cervical Discharge?
What is a key symptom of Painful Scrotal Swelling?
Swelling and pain in the scrotal region
What distinguishes Genital Ulcer - Herpetic from Non-Herpetic?
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Lower Abdominal Pain can be associated with urinary issues.
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The symptom of _______ may be present in an Inguinal Bubo (IB).
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What type of medication is administered for Urethral Discharge?
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Match the symptoms with their respective conditions:
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Study Notes
Urethral Discharge
- Characterized by pus or muco-purulent discharge.
- Symptoms include pain or burning during urination and increased urinary frequency.
- Systemic symptoms like malaise and fever may be present.
- Treatment: Azithromycin 1gm OD stat + Cefixime 400mg.
Cervical Discharge
- Described by the nature, quantity, color, and odor of the discharge.
- May involve burning during urination and increased frequency.
- Patients may experience genital complaints, low backache, and systemic symptoms (malaise, fever). Menstrual history is crucial to rule out pregnancy.
- Treatment: Azithromycin 1gm OD stat + Cefixime 400mg.
Painful Scrotal Swelling
- Presents with swelling and pain in the scrotal region.
- Pain or burning sensation during urination and increased urinary frequency can occur.
- Prior urethral discharge history may exist.
- Systemic symptoms such as malaise and fever are possible.
- Treatment: Azithromycin 1gm OD stat + Cefixime 400mg.
Vaginal Discharge
- Defined by the nature, quantity, color, and odor of the discharge.
- Burning during urination and increased urinary frequency could be present.
- Genital complaints reported by sexual partners.
- Low backache may be a symptom. Menstrual history is important to consider pregnancy.
- Treatment: Secnidazole 2g OD stat + Fluconazole 150mg.
Genital Ulcer - Non-Herpetic
- Single or multiple ulcers, with or without pain.
- Burning sensation in the genital area may occur.
- Enlarged lymph nodes might be present.
- Treatment: Benzathine penicillin 2.4 MU (or Doxycycline 100mg if penicillin allergy) + Azithromycin 1g OD Stat.
Genital Ulcer - Herpetic
- Presence of genital ulcers or vesicles. Painful, recurrent.
- Burning sensation in the genital area is possible.
- Treatment: Acyclovir 400mg
Lower Abdominal Pain (LAP)
- Pain in the lower abdomen.
- Fever may be present.
- Vaginal discharge may be involved.
- Menstrual irregularities (heavy, irregular bleeding), dysmenorrhea, dyspareunia, dysuria, tenesmus, and low backache are possible.
- Treatment: Cefixime 400mg OD stat + Metronidazole 400mg.
Inguinal Bubo (IB)
- Swelling in the inguinal region, possibly painful.
- Treatment: Azithromycin 1gm OD stat. Cervical motion tenderness might be present.
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Test your knowledge about urethral and cervical discharge, their symptoms, and treatment options. This quiz covers key aspects like associated systemic symptoms and treatment protocols. Enhance your understanding of these clinical scenarios in urology and gynecology.
