A study of pediatric gynecological problems in a tertiary hospital
Journal Title: International Archives of Integrated Medicine - Year 2018, Vol 5, Issue 1
Abstract
Introduction: Gynecological disorders of children are rare. The investigations and treatment are also difficult and need expertise. Gynecologists should undergo training and also be able to diagnose and treat pediatric gynecological problems. Aim: This study was mainly aimed at the problems presenting at pediatric age group that will interest the practicing Gynecologist in planning and management of problems. Some of them require further follow up to their adolescence and child bearing period also. Materials and methods: 50 cases with gynecological problems up to the age of 12 years attending the government general hospital, Guntur were studied. Results: 96% of cases belonged to low socio-economic group. 42% were from urban areas 58% were from rural areas. Their educational status was very poor .Only 20% are attending the primary school. 30% never attended the school. Rest was drop outs before primary school. In this series, the incidence of labial –vulvar agglutination was 10%. Conclusion: The Gynecologist should be able to diagnose and treat pediatric gynecological problems. As the examination and investigations are difficult in children and needs expertise, the gynecologists should undergo training.
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Gayatrri Anipindi, Vani Isukapalli
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