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Fluor Albus
Dokter
pembimbing: dr.
Oedayati, SpKK
Sharania Manivannan
112014182
INTRODUCTION
vaginosis
organisms
(e.g.
Gardnerella
vaginalis,
COMPLICATIONS
There
is an association with BV and posthysterectomy vaginal cuff infection, postabortion endometritis, increased risk of
spontaneous
miscarriage
ranging
from
gestational
weeks,
preterm
birth
and
increased risk of acquiring STIs, especially
genital herpes and HIV.
Vaginal trichomoniasis has been associated
with
adverse
pregnancy
outcomes,
particularly premature rupture of membranes,
preterm delivery and low birth weight.
COMPLICATIONS
Screening
CLINICAL SIGNS
SYMPTOMS
Diagnostic tests
MANAGEMENT
Sexual
abstinence
should
be
and
that
although
there
is
an
THERAPY
Recommended
BV
First choice:
Metronidazole 400500 mg orally twice daily for
five to seven days, or
Metronidazole 2 g orally in a single dose, or
Tinidazole 2 g orally in a single dose
With metronidazole or tinidazole, alcohol should be
avoided because of the possibility of a disulfiramlike (Antabuse) reaction.
Abstinence from alcohol use should continue for 24
hours after completion of metronidazole or 72
hours after completion of tinidazole.
THERAPY
Recommended
candidiasis
Intravaginal and oral therapies provide equally
effective treatment for vaginal candidiasis.
Oral preparations include:
Fluconazole 150 mg as a single dose;
Itraconazole 200 mg twice daily for one day.
Intravaginal treatments include:
Clotrimazole vaginal tablet 500 mg once or 200 mg
once daily for three days.
Miconazole vaginal ovule 1200 mg as a single dose
or 400 mg once daily for three days.
Econazole vaginal pessary 150 mg as a single dose.
CONCLUSION
BV: