This is the procedure that surgeons follow

From: KathFindlay (klfindlay@adhesions.org.uk)
Tue Nov 13 16:59:43 2001


If you look at the chart below, you will see that pelvic clearance is recommended for Chronic PID but only in extreme cases.

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TITLE: PELVIC PAIN

RESOURCE PERSON: PROF NG SOON CHYE

1) DEFINITION

Pain experienced by the female in the pelvis

2) CAUSES

May be gynaecological or non-gynaecological Gynaecological causes result in primary or secondary dysmenorrhoea Non-gynaecological include intestinal, sacral or low lumbar and urinary causes idiopathies

3) CLINICAL APPROACH

3.1 History - PID, IUCD, ectopic, endometriosis 3.2 Physical examination - general, abdominal, pelvic 3.3 Investigation FBC AND ESR CA125 if endometriosis is suspected Gynaecological ultrasound Laparoscopy and hysteroscopy

3.4 Treatment Primary dysmenorrhoea:

ovulatory-use oral contraceptive pills or anti- prostaglandins

Chronic PID: adhesiolysis especially at laparoscopy wide-spectrum antibiotics KIV rotational in extreme cases, THBSO and pelvic clearance

Endometriosis:

(a) surgical (b) medical eg. progestogens

danazol

decapeptyl

http://www.obgyn.nus.edu.sg/qa/pelvicpain.htm


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