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hsv acyclovir, zobiraxvalacyclovir, valtrex
hsv clusters of painful vesicles (blisters)
hsv vesicles rupture in 1 to 7 days and heal in 12 days
hsv spontaneous abortion, stillbirth, cns problems
hsv hides in nerve cells and can reemerge in later outbreaks that are as contagious as the first.
hpv dry, wartlike growths on vagine, labia, cervix and perineum
hpv growth may obstruct birth canal, infant may have laryngeal papillomas
hpv removal with cryotherapy, electrocautery, laser, or podophyllin applications
hpv most common viral infection
hpv 3-6 months before warts
hpv associated with cervical cancer
hsv active virus requires c-section
candidiasis cottage cheese,
candidiasis itching and burning on urination
candidiasis fungal
candidisis can infect newborn at birth
candidiasis diflucan, monistat, gyne-lotrimin, oral nystatinswish
trichomoniasis foul odored, greenish yellow discharge
trichomoniasis vulvar itching, edema, redness
trichomoniasis does not cross the placenta
trichomoniasis flagyl, don't drink with flagyl
trichomoniasis can cause post pp infection
trichomoniasis though to be transmitted by sexual contact, thrives in moist environment
vaginosis thin, grayish discharge with fishy odorbacterial
vaginosis associated with pre-term delivery
vaginosis flagyl which may relieve symptoms, cannot be used during first trimester
vaginosis treatment aims to restore normal balance of vaginal bacterial flora
gonorrhea purulent, yellow mucopurulent discharge
gonorrhea painful urination, dyspareunia
gonorrhea transmitted to newborn's eyes during birth, causing blindness
gonorrhea can resul in pelvic inflammatory disease with tabal scarring
gonorrhea all newborns have prophylactic eye care (ilosone, arythromycin ointment)
gonorrhea antibiotics (penecillin)
gonorrhea males come in quickly due to problems with urination
clamydia yellowish discharge and painful urination, often asympromatic in woman which delays treatment.
chlamydia transmitted via birth canal
chlamydia causes conjuctivitis and pneumonia in newborn
chlamydia untreated infection can ascent into fallopian tubes, causing scarring. infertility or ectoptic pregnancy may result.
chlamydia cinderella of std's
chlamydia can spread to neonates eyes by contact with infected vaginal secretions.
syphilis external chancre is first sign
syphilis 3 stages: primary, secondary and tertiary
syphilis primary and secondary is most contagious
syphilis secondary spreads internally, affects liver, spleen
syphilis tertiary may occur many years later and cause heart, blood vessel, nervous system damage
syphilis infant will get congenital syphilis
syphilis penicillin, mom and baby receive penecilin
syphilis transmitted in utero, stillbirth, and spontaneous abortion
syphilis by sexual contact, innoculation, placenta of infected mom
hiv, aids initially no symptoms, weight loss, night sweats, fever and chills, fatigue, enlarged lymph nodes, skin rashes, diarrhea
hiv, aids late symptoms: immune suppression, opportunistic infections and malignancies
hiv, aids transmitted antepartum
hiv, aids no cure
hiv, aids bottle feed, do not breastfeed
hiv, aids avoid breaks in skin to mom/fetus during birth process
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