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Re: perplexing clear fluid From: Olinmurphy@aol.com Thu Jan 22 09:20:01 2004 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: M K: "Re: proBacterial vaginosis phylaxis" Previous message: Efrain Ramirez: "Re: Treatment for eclampsia" Maybe in reply to: Olin Murphy: "perplexing clear fluid" In a message dated 1/7/2004 7:33:36 PM Eastern Standard Time, aocana58@yahoo.com writes: > How is her count of white cells? and her pelvic USG? > Is there any possibility of immunosupression? > E. coli is quite capable to produce a salpyngitis, strong enough to cause an IPD (inflammatory pelvic disease). > Tuberculosis could be another diagnosis. Fungus? > Sincerely Thank you for your response. The patient's white count is normal, however, with a left shift. USG OK. A mild inflammatory process continues although I don't believe there is a possibility of immunosuppression. Tuberculosis and Clamydia are being pursued. Fungus is also a consideration since she acquired this condition in a tropical climate. Re: Fungus. Is this a typical presentation or could it be something exotic? Doxycycline has had a major impact on symptoms, any thoughts? Thanks again. Sincerely, Olin Next message: M K: "Re: proBacterial vaginosis phylaxis" Previous message: Efrain Ramirez: "Re: Treatment for eclampsia" Maybe in reply to: Olin Murphy: "perplexing clear fluid"

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