II. Enteric Fistulas
- Enterovesical fistula (bowel to Bladder fistula)
- Less common in women than enterovaginal fistula
- Presentations
- Pneumaturia and Urinary Tract Infection symptoms
- Polymicrobial Urinary Tract Infection
- Enterovaginal fistula
- Presentations
- Fecal Vaginal Discharge
- Passing of gas vaginally
- Differential diagnosis
- Diagnostic modalities
- Vaginoscopy with rectal insufflation
- Gastrografin enema
- Rectal methylene blue stain
- Fistulogram with contrast dye
- Presentations
- Other fistula locations
III. Perineum and Vulva
- Perineal lesions after Vaginal Birth with episiotomy
- Responds to Flagyl with other Crohn's Disease agents
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Vulvar lesions
- Presentations
- Isolated Granulomatous vulvar lesions
- Pyoderma Gangrenosum of the vulva
- Vulvar Cancer (squamous cell)
- Vulvar lesions or fistulas
- Differential Diagnosis
- Presentations
IV. Miscellaneous gynecologic associations
- Granulomatous lesions of Adnexa Differential Diagnosis
- Menstrual abnormalities (may be exacerbated by NSAIDs)
- Dysmenorrhea
- Amenorrhea
- Menorrhagia
- Cyclic variation in bowel symptoms with Menses
V. Psychological Affects
- Altered self-image and body image
- Sexual Dysfunction (e.g. perineal pain)
- Socially inhibited