THE CLINICAL AND LABORATORY EVALURTION OF VAGINITS

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KHAJEH KARAM ALDINI M.; ANSARI F.; MARJANI SH.

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Journal: Journal of Medical Council of Iran Year:2002 | Volume:19 | Issue:4 Page(s): 281-286

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THE CLINICAL AND LABORATORY EVALURTION OF VAGINITS

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KHAJEH KARAM ALDINI M. | ANSARI F. | MARJANI SH. | Issue Writer Certificate

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CHLAMYDIA VAGINALISQ4

CANDIDA ALBICANSQ3

INFECTED VAGINITISQ4

Abstract

In this study, paraclinical and clinical characteristics of causative factors of vaginal secretion, chlamydia culture and Mycoplasma specific cultur were evaluated.Among 103 patients that had questionnaires, 70 patients had their test obtained of ghaem paraclinic and 29 of them returned to visit after treatment Among those whom were studied Chlamydia trachomatis was found to be 45.71% as the most prevalent organism, followed by CANDIDA ALBICANS as 38.57%. Mixed infection, was found to be 18.58%, Trichomona and bacteria each one was 4.29% cases without infection and as 25.71% . Chlamydia with cervicites had a strong correlation but cases of normal cervic with associated chlamydial infection were also not lese in number (34.1%).Vaginal douche, Coitus during the menses and contraceptive methods with chlamydia. The more prevalent clinical symptoms associated with the organsim were menses disorder, suprapubic pain, Lumbago, bad odour secretions. Prevalence of symptoms in mixed infection was similar to that seen in pure chlamydia.Dyspareunia, itching, burning, urinal symptoms were more prevalent in candidal infection. Candida was associated with a rised WBC and Doderlin bacillus and Miexd infection accompanied greater with WBC> 20 and low Doderlin bacillus but had no association with each other. Among patients were studied the most prevalent age was 31-35 and cervicitis occured more freauentely between 26- 35 years. Chlamydia more more prevalent in persons performing coitus more 2 times in a week, coitus during menses period, low educational status 3-5 children, longer time symptoms vaginal douche users and house wives. Candida was the more prevalent in persons of >36 years, coitus less 2 times a week, hoving 6-8 children, diplomag education and length of symptoms less than one week or without symptom. Instances of unifection needed to more studing about other differential diagnoses.Instance of persons who returned after treatment, patients were affected to candida had given satisfactory response (80%) and chlamydia affected patients were responsed 44.44% to treatment clinically. Therefore it is necessary spouse treatment.

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KHAJEH KARAM ALDINI, M., ANSARI, F., & MARJANI, SH.. (2002). THE CLINICAL AND LABORATORY EVALURTION OF VAGINITS. JOURNAL OF MEDICAL COUNCIL OF I.R.I., 19(4), 281-286. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/41458/en

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KHAJEH KARAM ALDINI M., ANSARI F., MARJANI SH.. THE CLINICAL AND LABORATORY EVALURTION OF VAGINITS. JOURNAL OF MEDICAL COUNCIL OF I.R.I.[Internet]. 2002;19(4):281-286. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/41458/en

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M. KHAJEH KARAM ALDINI, F. ANSARI, and SH. MARJANI, “THE CLINICAL AND LABORATORY EVALURTION OF VAGINITS,” JOURNAL OF MEDICAL COUNCIL OF I.R.I., vol. 19, no. 4, pp. 281–286, 2002, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/41458/en

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