Re: An Intersting Case

From: James Connerth (babydoc@apex.net)
Fri Mar 19 21:32:26 1999


What did hysteroscopy show?HSG may be worthwhile-perhaps with antibiotic coverage if sed rate elevated or chlamydia antigen positive--is IUCD still in?

" Dr. M. P. Shrivastava" wrote:

>
> From: Veena Shrivastava < mpshrivastava@healthnet.org.np >
> Subject: Interesting case
>
> A young lady aged 24 years had TOP ( Termination of pregnancy) at 12
> weeks period, 2 years back. 6 months after TOP , she came back to me
> with the complaints of Sec. amenorrhoea and excessive vaginal
> bleeding. She had period once after TOP, after that she is not having
> her regular period. After two courses of antibiotics keeping in mind
> that she may be suffering from "Asherman's Syndrome" , Hysteroscopy
> and D & C was performed and CuT was put inside the uterine cavity. She
> was put on oestrogen & progesterone for 3 months. As long as she was
> on hormone she had regular period ,but she is again amenorrhoic and is
> having excessive muco-purulent vaginal discharge after discontinuing
> the hormonal therapy.
> The investigations done were:
> 1. HVS Smear: ( Gram's stain) :- Plenty of epetheloid cells, pus cells
> and few gram's negative bacilli seen.
> 2. HVS Culture:- No growth
> 3. VDRL & HIV Antibiotics:- Negative
> 4. Blood count:- within normal limits.
>
> Unfortunately I have not checked her for Tuberculosis and hormonal
> profile.
> The lady is nulliparous and keeps going to Hongkong with her husband
> for business.
> Any suggestion for treating this patient would be highly appreciated.
>
> DR. VEENA SHRIVASTAVA
> CONSULTANT GYNAECOLOGIST
> POST BOX- 5813
> KATHMANDU, NEPAL.





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