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Management of Myoma Nascens

The document provides high-yield notes on various obstetrics and gynecology topics, including antepartum hemorrhage, gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, and infertility factors. It outlines key conditions, their management, and treatment options for gynecological cancers and menopause. Additionally, it discusses contraceptive methods and their effects on conditions like acne.

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Management of Myoma Nascens

The document provides high-yield notes on various obstetrics and gynecology topics, including antepartum hemorrhage, gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, and infertility factors. It outlines key conditions, their management, and treatment options for gynecological cancers and menopause. Additionally, it discusses contraceptive methods and their effects on conditions like acne.

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Obstetrics and Gynecology High-Yield Notes

1. Antepartum Hemorrhage (APH)

●​ Placenta previa: Painless recurrent bleeding, maternal blood loss.


●​ Placental abruption: Painful, fetus loses blood.
●​ CTG:
○​ Start from bottom: maternal contractions (none in antepartum), fetal movements,
fetal HR.
○​ Baseline HR ~140, variability and reactivity present = reassuring.
○​ Late decelerations → fetal scalp pH sample to assess for acidosis.

2. Brachial Plexus Injury

●​ Birth-related; may result from shoulder dystocia.


●​ Erb’s palsy: C5-C6.
●​ Klumpke’s palsy: C8-T1.

3. Gestational Diabetes

●​ Diagnosed via OGTT.


●​ Risk factors: obesity, age, PCOS, macrosomia.
●​ Management: diet ± metformin ± insulin.

4. Preeclampsia

●​ BP ≥140/90 after 20 weeks + proteinuria/end-organ damage.


●​ Risk to mother and fetus; monitor and deliver if severe.

5. Large for Dates

●​ Causes: GDM, polyhydramnios, incorrect dating, macrosomia.


6. Incontinence & Urodynamics

●​ Urge: Detrusor overactivity.


●​ Stress: Leak with ↑ pressure (cough/sneeze).
○​ Rule out detrusor instability first (urodynamics).
○​ Surgical: Burch colposuspension.
●​ Mixed: Combination.
●​ True incontinence: Constant leak (e.g., fistula).
●​ Mobility-related: Functional limitation.
●​ Medical:
○​ Oxybutynin, Mirabegron.

7. Gynecological Oncology

●​ Ovarian cancer: Risk originates in fallopian tubes.


○​ Treatment: Chemotherapy.
●​ Cervical cancer:
○​ Treatment: Radiotherapy.
●​ Uterine cancer:
○​ Follow-up: Vaginal vault smear.
○​ Radiotherapy if recurrence or spread.
●​ Vulval cancer:
○​ Excision ± radiotherapy.

8. Molar Pregnancy & Choriocarcinoma

●​ Molar pregnancy:
○​ High β-hCG, snowstorm on US.
○​ Suction + evacuation.
○​ Avoid pregnancy for 12 months; follow β-hCG levels.
●​ Choriocarcinoma:
○​ Curable.
○​ Methotrexate + multi-agent chemo.

9. Myoma Nascens

●​ Expelling fibroid; may require surgical removal if symptomatic.


10. PCOS

●​ LH:FSH ~3:1.
●​ First: Weight loss (~1 kg/month)
●​ Then: Metformin (4–6 months) → Clomifene.
●​ Rapid weight loss → hypo-GnRH amenorrhea.

11. Male Factor Infertility

●​ Semen analysis (~30% of cases).


●​ Assess volume, motility, morphology, count.

12. Tubal Factor Infertility

●​ Check tubal patency.


●​ Hydrosalpinx → may require salpingectomy pre-IVF.

13. IVF Protocol

●​ FSH to stimulate follicles.


●​ When follicle ~2 cm → LH/hCG trigger (day 11–12).
●​ Then: Timed intercourse, IUI (permit required), or IVF.

14. Contraceptives

●​ COCP:
○​ 21 active + 7 placebo (gold standard)
○​ Natural vs synthetic estrogen
●​ POP (progestogen-only pill):
○​ Thickens cervical mucus
○​ Desogestrel variant also inhibits ovulation
○​ Good for breastfeeding (no estrogen)
●​ IUS (e.g., Mirena):
○​ Thickens mucus, reduces bleeding
○​ Only IUS indicated for heavy periods
●​ Copper coil:
○​ Prevents intrauterine pregnancy
○​ No hormone effect
●​ Acne:
○​ Mirena/implant → worsen acne
○​ Preferred: COCP or copper IUD
○​ Cyproterone acetate (anti-androgenic)

15. Menopause Management

●​ Estrogen maintains ligament flexibility, uterine compliance


○​ ↓ Estrogen → tougher uterus, ↑ prolapse
●​ If estrogen contraindicated:
○​ Bisphosphonates:
■​ Oral (monthly) or IV (yearly)
○​ SERMs:
■​ Risk: Endometrial hyperplasia, HTN, DVT
○​ PTH analogs: Stimulate bone growth

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