VAGINAL DISCHARGE Physiological normal vaginal discharge (midcycle) increased estrogen states, e.g. pregnancy, BCP ...
VAGINAL DISCHARGE
Physiological
- normal vaginal discharge (midcycle)
- increased estrogen states, e.g. pregnancy, BCP
Infectious
- candida vulvovaginitis (Candidaalbicans)
- trichomonas vaginitis (Trichomonasvaginalis)
- bacterial vaginosis (Gardnerella vaginalis)
- chlamydia gonorrhea bartholinitis or Bartholin abscess
- PID
Neoplastic
- VAIN -vaginal intraepithelial neoplasia
- vaginal squamous cell ca
- invasive cervical ca
- fallopian tube ca
Other
- allergic/irritative vaginitis
- foreign body
- atrophic vaginitis
- enterovaginal fistulae
VAGINAL/VULVAR PRURITUS
Infectious
- Candidavulvovaginitis
- Trichomonasvaginitis
- Herpes genitalis (HSV)
Other
- postmenopausal vaginitis or atrophic vaginitis
- chemical vaginitis
- hyperplastic dystrophy
- lichen sclerosis
- vulvar ca
GENITAL ULCERATION
Infectious
- painful
- herpes genitalis (HSV)
- chancroid (Hemophilisducreyi) painless
- syphilis (Treponemapallidum)
- granuloma inguinale (Calymmatobacterium granulomatis)
- lymphogranuloma venereum (C. trachomatis- serotypes L1-L3)
Malignant
- vulvar ca
Other
- trauma
- foreign body
- Bechet disease (autoimmune disease resulting in oral and genital ulcerations with associated superficial ocular lesions)
INGUINAL LYMPHADENOPATHY
Infectious
- HSV
- syphilis
- chancroid
- granuloma inguinale (D. granulomatis)
Malignant
- vulvar ca
- vaginal ca
- anal ca
- lymphoma
