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2007, Number 1

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Knowing the cervicitis proportion in women with risk factors in a population of 145 women from the Municipality of Asunción Ixtaltepec

Hernández BL
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Language: Spanish
References: 10
Page: 6-13
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Key words:

Cervicitis, bacterium, Candida albicans, Gardnerella vaginalis, Symptoms, vagina cytology, Papanicolaou.

ABSTRACT

Was made a descriptive, longitudinal and retrospective study in where 145 cytologies of women were reviewed who inhabit the community of Ixtaltepec Asunción from 1st. of October to the 2001 to the 31st. October of 2002, were made graphs of pie and bars to know the percentage and proportions the risk factors with the cervical pathology and the etiologic agent appear in but it frequents that it produces the inflammatory process at level of cervical neck, as well as the amount of patients of first subsequent time and as a out patient. The most common factor was inflammatory process in 80.68%, none in 45%, in 19% the treatment gynecologic-obstetrics, 15% where postmenopausia of the patients; the more frequently meet injuries to the inspection of cervix were the normal cervical neck until 52%, followed of leucorrhea in 18% and Cervicitis until a 13%; in the results of the studies cytology we found 17.24% with normal neck cervical, 2.06 % with Cervical Intraepithelial Neoplasia reason for the who she was to at hospital at the second level, with the amount the inflammatory process said; the causal agent found was: the bacteria with 62.06%, Gardnerella vaginalis with 9.65% and Candida albicans with 4.82%, of the total of first time and subsequent consultations 42.75% had symptoms and 37.93% don’t had symptoms.


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