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Vaginal Health Survey

Posted on: October 6, 2009

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Vaginal symptoms such as unusual discharge, itching or burning can indicate a number of conditions: bacterial vaginonsis, candidiasis, trichomoniasis or even nothing. Other conditions such as HPV or other sexually transmitted infections may cause no symptoms. Please take our short survey about the tools you -- and your patients -- use to diagnose and treat vaginal symptoms.

Vaginal Symptoms Survey

This survey is sponsored by Orasure Histofreezer.

 

In my practice most women call and just want a Diflucan called in. When I started her I began to request that all women with c/o "yeast infection" make an appointment. Since I have began that practice I have diagnosed numerous cases of Herpes I and II as well as atropic vaginitis and more BV than "yeast".

Penny Renwick,  NP,  Gulfport Ob-GynOctober 14, 2009
Gulfport, MS


     

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