Pelvic Inflammatory Disease || PID

Mk's Medical review on Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)
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[@munir9056]

Uterine rupture, urinary incontinence. PPH , fibroid, adenomyosis , contraception lectures please

[@DrMK7]

fibroids: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaLYo35trrZ5Y8k uterine rupture: kzbin.info/www/bejne/maPblZqnos6Ves0

[@imakandokawilila4641]

Most common GYN conditions

[@DrMK7]

Yes

[@givensakamuna5855]

Hi Doc, isn't the pulse supposed to be raised under disturbed ectopic pregnancy?(the table)

[@DrMK7]

Depends on hemodynamic stability of the patient really

[@givensakamuna5855]

Okay Thank you 😊

[@Rafael-IN]

Video on Ovarian Cyst Doc

[@DrMK7]

noted

[@esthermulenga6231]

You should have been a journalist 😊

[@DrMK7]

Lol why do you think so?

[@JackyWilliam-ih1up]

Dr how can I treat PID infraction

[@DrMK7]

Antibiotics. Triple therapy as indicated in the video. but make sure to get a high vaginal swab for culture and sensitivity before initiation of treatment

[@comfortajeh1936]

Dr can I be cure from PID with antibiotics

[@HawanatuKanu-ug5ex]

It can affect the nabel area

[@DrMK7]

do you mean labial ..?

[@namakau2985]

binge watching these videos because i don't want to embarrass myself in 7th year 😂

[@DrMK7]

😂 😂 best believe

[@ugonmaukuku3842]

Can someone who hasn't had sex before have PID?

[@DrMK7]

Interesting question Even though it is typically associated with sexually transmitted infections it is possible for someone who has not had sex before to develop PID, although this is relatively rare. It could happen with: 1. Non-sexual transmission: In rare cases, bacteria like E. coli or Staphylococcus aureus can cause PID through non-sexual means, such as: - Infection during medical procedures like IUD insertion or endometrial biopsy - Infection from a bowel or urinary tract issue - Infection through blood transfusion (extremely rare) 2. Virginity not equal to abstinence: Someone who has not had vaginal intercourse may still be at risk of PID if they have engaged in other sexual activities that can transmit bacteria, such as oral sex or manual stimulation. 3. Congenital conditions: In rare cases, PID can occur in individuals born with reproductive tract abnormalities or congenital conditions that increase the risk of infection. I hope that helps

[@racheallamwaka7922]

Actually the lecture is very interesting. Pliz pliz pliz I need ur contact, am badly off. I'm reaching out from Arua.

[@racheallamwaka7922]

I hope to hear from you soonest.

[@DrMK7]

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