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A patient presented with complete procidentia, stage 3 cystourethrocele, and rectocele. She also had hypertension, diabetes mellitus type 2, and known cardiac disease. Her initial management involved a diabetic diet, increased fiber, monitoring of vital signs and intake/output, medications for her conditions, and potential placement of a pessary. If deemed fit for surgery after evaluation, estrogen therapy would begin preoperatively to prepare tissues followed by colpocleisis or colpectomy to repair the pelvic organ prolapse while managing her cardiovascular comorbidities.
A patient presented with complete procidentia, stage 3 cystourethrocele, and rectocele. She also had hypertension, diabetes mellitus type 2, and known cardiac disease. Her initial management involved a diabetic diet, increased fiber, monitoring of vital signs and intake/output, medications for her conditions, and potential placement of a pessary. If deemed fit for surgery after evaluation, estrogen therapy would begin preoperatively to prepare tissues followed by colpocleisis or colpectomy to repair the pelvic organ prolapse while managing her cardiovascular comorbidities.
A patient presented with complete procidentia, stage 3 cystourethrocele, and rectocele. She also had hypertension, diabetes mellitus type 2, and known cardiac disease. Her initial management involved a diabetic diet, increased fiber, monitoring of vital signs and intake/output, medications for her conditions, and potential placement of a pessary. If deemed fit for surgery after evaluation, estrogen therapy would begin preoperatively to prepare tissues followed by colpocleisis or colpectomy to repair the pelvic organ prolapse while managing her cardiovascular comorbidities.
procidentia, stage 3 cystourethrocele, rectocele Management of a patient with Complete Procidentia, cystourethro cele, rectocele with Hypertension, DM type II & known cardiac disease List of problems Known comorbidities: Hypertensive Type II Diabetes mellitus Cardiac disease Signs and symptoms Urinary urgency Difficulty initiating urinary stream Urinary incontinence Complete procidentia, stage 3 cystourethrocele, rectocele Residual volume of 300ml after catheterization Initial management DIET: Diabetic Diet, increase in fiber intake Monitor VS q 4 hrs Monitor Intake and Output Check FBC for patency and record and monitor urine volume Medications: Maintenance for HPN: ACE/ ARBS, Antidiabetic medications, medications for the known Cardiac Disease Non surgical treatment Traditionally pessaries have been reserved for women either unfit or unwilling to undergo surgery. Gehrung with knob Gellhorn Placement Surgical management Start estrogen therapy 1 mo before surgery Stringent preoperative evaluation Secure CP Clearance Provided patient has no estrogen related cancers Evaluate post operative voiding Surgical management Colpocleisis or colpectomy (narrowing or closure of the vaginal tissue and introitus)