Endometriosis in Clinical Nursing.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Endometriosis in Clinical Nursing [Keywords:] Endometriosis Care Endometriosis is one of common gynecological diseases, the incidence increased significantly in recent years. It is the incidence in the population is not clear, in gynecologic laparotomy, 10% -30% found in the disease, even up to 50% In the laparoscopic examination because of infertility, the 11% to 48% of endometriosis exist. The disease occurs in women of childbearing age, mostly to women aged 24-45, is the cause of infertility and a major cause of chronic pelvic pain . First, clinical data This information comes from our hospital in January 2007 -2009 hospitalized patients in December, confirmed 50 cases of endometriosis, and targeted for treatment and care. Second, the clinical manifestations (A) physiology 1. Symptoms vary and may be different Gang lesions appear different symptoms. About 20% of patients with no obvious discomfort. (1) and continuous lower abdominal pain after scab: Secondary dysmenorrhea is endometriosis of the typical symptoms, and many diseases increase with increasing year by year. The next number in the lower abdomen, abdominal pain and scab lumbosacral, may radiate to the vagina , perineum, anus or thighs, often in 1 to 2 menstrual cramps day before, the most important period 1 project, the future can be gradually reduced, to disappear when menstruation clean. the degree of pain is not necessarily proportional to tumor size. a serious disease are as large ovarian endometriotic cysts may be less pain in the pelvic peritoneum and scattered small nodular lesions can lead to severe dysmenorrhea counter. sometimes periodic abdominal pain appeared later and were not synchronized with the period. A small number of patients with advanced v. Under long-term pain to menstrual more drama. (2) thermal transfer period: 15% to 30% by volume of patients increased before menstruation or spotting. Thermal transfer may be rela