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DECIDING THE DIFFERENT REASONS FOR VAGINAL RELEASE IN A TERTIARY HEALTH CARE SETTING

Dr Syed Zamman Sajjad, Dr Armughan Ahmar, Dr Ali Raza

Objective: To decide on the different reasons for vaginal release in a tertiary consideration setting. Methods: A total of 140 women giving vaginal release were exposed to cytologic conclusion and cultured. This existing research was conducted at Jinnah Hospital, Lahore rom February 2018 to January 2019. Results: Of a total of 140 women giving vaginal release, 106 (86.84%) were found positive for the analysis of the premium (bacterial vaginosis, candidiasis, and trichomoniasis) which were distributed quite similarly across the distinct age groups. The most common genital tract disease in the study population was bacterial vaginosis (46.9%), followed by candidiasis (26.9%) and trichomoniasis (15.3%). Seventeen (15.3%) women experienced vaginal discharge without microbiological evidence. Conclusion: The example of compelling reasons for vaginal release seen in our survey was equivalent with different examinations in Pakistan. Our review emphasizes the importance of the explicit type of cervical release in the diagnosis of various diseases of the conceptual tract (RTI). This review highlights the possibility of synchronously guiding and evaluating existing RTIs together that may be available in a significant number of cases. Key words: Reproductive tract infection, vaginal discharge, predictive value.

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