Take a vulval history Able to describe the anatomy and The Obstetrician and physiology of the vulva, and its variation Counsel patient on the use of topical Gynaecologist journal between prepubertal, reproductive and steroids/emollients on the vulva post-menopausal state Local and regional Interpret histopathological reports and ask a courses in histopathologist if needed assessment and management of vulval disorders British Society for the Study of Vulval Disease website RCOG Greentop Guideline No 58 – Management of vulval skin disorders (2011) Appendix to Module 13: details of knowledge criteria Benign conditions of the lower genital tract: Menstrual Disorders: Menstrual irregularity Vulva Excessive menstrual loss Pruritus vulvae Investigation of menstrual disorders Non-neoplastic cysts Medical and surgical management of menstrual disorders Vulvodynia Vulval pain Lichens (sclerosus, simplex, chronicus and planus) Fibroids Contact dermatitis Psoriasis Non menstrual bleeding (intermenstrual, postcoital) Vagina Premenstrual syndrome Vaginal discharge (non sexually transmitted causes) Problems of the climacteric: Pelvic pain: Abnormal bleeding Dysmenorrhoea Postmenopausal bleeding Dyspareunia Hormone replacement therapy Endometriosis (staging, treatment) Non hormonal therapy
Able to describe the anatomy and physiology of the vulva, and its variation between prepubertal, reproductive and post-menopausal state Take a vulval history Counsel patient on the use of topical steroids/emollients on the vulva Interpret histopathological reports and ask a histopathologist if needed The Obstetrician and Gynaecologist journal Local and regional courses in assessment and management of vulval disorders British Society for the Study of Vulval Disease website RCOG Greentop Guideline No 58 – Management of vulval skin disorders (2011) Appendix to Module 13: details of knowledge criteria Menstrual Disorders: Menstrual irregularity Excessive menstrual loss Investigation of menstrual disorders Medical and surgical management of menstrual disorders Fibroids Non menstrual bleeding (intermenstrual, postcoital) Premenstrual syndrome Problems of the climacteric: Abnormal bleeding Postmenopausal bleeding Hormone replacement therapy Non hormonal therapy Benign conditions of the lower genital tract: Vulva Pruritus vulvae Non-neoplastic cysts Vulvodynia Vulval pain Lichens (sclerosus, simplex, chronicus and planus) Contact dermatitis Psoriasis Vagina Vaginal discharge (non sexually transmitted causes) Pelvic pain: Dysmenorrhoea Dyspareunia Endometriosis (staging, treatment)
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