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Acute Pelvic Inflammatory Disease Case Study

A 31-year-old female was admitted to the gynecology unit with a diagnosis of acute pelvic inflammatory disease. She presented with excessive white discharge, lower abdominal pain, and a history of chronic cervicitis. On examination, she was found to be anemic with elevated inflammatory markers. She was treated with intravenous antibiotics, analgesics, and underwent cervical biopsy. The clinical pharmacist identified a medication error in the initial prescription and intervened to add anti-ulcer medications to prevent antibiotic-induced side effects. The patient was counselled on her condition, medications, and discharged with oral medications after 9 days of inpatient treatment.
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Acute Pelvic Inflammatory Disease Case Study

A 31-year-old female was admitted to the gynecology unit with a diagnosis of acute pelvic inflammatory disease. She presented with excessive white discharge, lower abdominal pain, and a history of chronic cervicitis. On examination, she was found to be anemic with elevated inflammatory markers. She was treated with intravenous antibiotics, analgesics, and underwent cervical biopsy. The clinical pharmacist identified a medication error in the initial prescription and intervened to add anti-ulcer medications to prevent antibiotic-induced side effects. The patient was counselled on her condition, medications, and discharged with oral medications after 9 days of inpatient treatment.
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A CASE PRESENTATION ON ACUTE

PELVIC INFLAMMATORY DISEASE

PRESENTATION BY:
V.PRAVALLIKA,
PHARM D – INTERNSHIP,
14441T0024,
PRRMCP-KADAPA.
PATIENT DEMOGRAPHICS
Patient Name : Mrs. X

Age/Gender : 31 Years / Female

Admission No (IP) : 12942

Department : Gynecology( Pre-ope) unit –I

Date of Admission : 18/3/2019

Date of Discharge : 27/3/2019

Consultant Doctor : Dr. Lakshmi Susheela Madam

Provisional Diagnosis : Chronic Cervicitis


SUBJECTIVE EVALUATION:
A 31 years female patient of height 5 feet 2 inches &
weight 61 Kg’s was admitted in Gynecology unit-I with
Chief complaints of excessive white discharge per vagina
since 9 years , foul smelling not associated with pruritus
but associated with dull aching pain in lower abdominal
region , no complaints of fever & menstrual irregularities.
On past medical History reveals that patient came to
RIMS on 25-feb-2019 with complaints of white discharge
,itching & foul smelling& diagnosed with Chronic
Cervicitis. Treated with KIT-6,Tab.Cyclopam-
BD,Tab.Rantac-BD for 1 week.
Past surgical History shows Tubectomy scar +
 Past Menstrual history shows that patient had attained
menarche at 13 years of age with regular cycles 3-5/30
days not associated with clots but associated with
Dysmenorrhea .
Marital history – Marital life of 19 years ,
Non –Conssagious marriage.
Obstetric History- G3P3L3
1st-FTNVD at home/mch /17 yrs- active & healthy
2nd-FTNVD at home/mch /14 yrs- active & healthy
3rd-FTNVD at hospital/Fch /10 yrs- active & healthy

On past history interview , No allergies were


reported in patient due to food , medications &
environment etc.
 Personal History shows that the patient had a
mixed diet & normal appetite & sleep & Normal
bowel and bladder habits.
Family history of the patient is irrelevant with her
present condition.
OBJECTIVE EVALUATION :
On General examination – Patient was conscious &
coherent
On physical examination - B.P-120/80 mm of Hg ,P.R-
80 beats/min,R.R-21Cpm,Temp-Afebrile, patient was
Pallor
On systemic examination – CVS-S1S2+,R.S-
BLAE+,CNS-NAD, P/A-soft, non-tender , Tubectomy
scar +.
Local Examination- P/S-Cervix- Hypertrophied &
Erosion positive on both lips
BME- Uterus – Anteverted , regular , mobile , No
fornicular tenderness
Parameter Obtained Reference
value value
Hemoglobin 9 gms/dl 12-15 gms/dl

Platelets 1.5Lakhs 1.5-4.0 lakh/cu
mm
ESR 32mm/hr 0-20mm/hr
T.Bilirubin 0.5 mgs/dl 0.3-1.2 mgs/dl
Creatinine 0.7 mgs / dl 0.5-1.5mg/dl
Blood group A+
Hbs Ag Negative
HIV Non-Reactive

USG: Thickened Endometrium 17mm


 Based on Subjective evaluation (White discharge per
vagina with foul smelling , lower abdominal pain & Past
medical history) & Objective evaluation (System
examination , Bimanual examination & Elevated ESR &
USG abdomen & pelvis)the patient was diagnosed with
“ACUTE PELVIC INFLAMMATORY
DISEASE”
The condition is Acute.
The cause of this condition is infection ( Chronic
Cervicitis ).
Generally it is curable on regular medication , if left
untreated it may lead to complications like Chronic PID,
Ectopic Pregnancy.
DAY I Rx
O/E 2ʘBlood transfusion
Pt was conscious & 1ʘBlood Reserve
coherent Cap. Doxycycline -100 mg-
pallor-present BD
BP-120/80mm of Hg Tab.Metrogyl-400mg-TID
PR-80 bpm, temp- Tab.B.C/Tab.IFA/TabVIT.C/
Afebrile Tab.Calcium-OD
CVS-NAD,RS-BLAE Protein diet
Thyroid , breast , spine –
Normal
P/A-soft & nontender
Rx
High protein diet
DAY-2-4 Plenty of oral fluids
O/E pt was conscious & Inj.Taxim-1gm-IV-BD
coherent Inj.Metrogyl-0.5gm/100ml-IV-
Pallor+ TID
P.R-84bpm,B.P-120/80 Inj.Cyclopam-200mg/2ml-IM-
mm of Hg,RS,CVS- BD
NAD,P/A-soft ,nontender IVF-1 RF,1NS,1 DNS
DAY 5 Rx
O/E High protein diet
Pt was conscious & Plenty of oral fluids
coherent
Inj.Taxim-1gm-IV-BD
pallor-present
Inj.Metrogyl-0.5gm/100ml-IV-
BP-110/80mm/Hg
PR-80bpm, temp- Afebrile TID
CVS-NAD,RS-BLAE Inj.Cyclopam-200mg/2ml-IM-
Thyroid , breast , spine – BD
Normal IVF-1 RF,1NS,1 DNS

Rx
Medication error: No Anti
CST
Blood transfusion done ulcerative were prescribed
TIME(3:00-6:00pm) ADR: Antibiotics induced
P.R-84 bpm Dyspepsia & Abdominal
B.P-110/80 discomfort
RS/CVS-NAD Intervention: Advised to
Other reactions-Nill house surgeon
DAY 6 Rx
C/o Generalized CST
weakness Dyspepsia & IVF-1NS,1 DNS @ 100ml/hr
Abdominal discomfort Inj.Pantop-40 mg-IV-OD
O/E pallor + Plan for cervical biopsy
tomorrow.

DAY 7
Pre-op Instructions Cervical Biopsy Performed
NBM from 6 am onwards Findings:
Consent for biopsy Mucoplurulent discharge
Inj.Ceftriaxone-1gm-IV 1 present.
hr before surgery Cervix Hypertrophid
Inj.TT 0.5 cc IM Bleeding on touch +
Local parts preparation P/v-RV,NS,Mobile,FT
DAY 8
O/E
Pt was conscious Rx
&coherent CST
pallor –present
PR-84 bpm
BP-120/80 mm /Hg
CVS-NAD, RS-BLAE
P/A-Soft, nontender DISCHARGEMEDICATION
Rx
Cap. Doxycycline -100 mg-BD
Tab.Metrogyl-400mg-TID
Tab.Cyclopam-335mg BD
Tab.Pantop -40mg OD
DAY 9: Sucralfate Suspension-10ml-TID
Planned to discharge as it High protein diet
takes time to get biopsy
report X 5 days

Review : After getting Biopsy reports


Drug Indication normal Prescribe Freq RO Start-
Dose d Dose uency A End

I.Taxim To treat PID 50mg/kg 1 gm BD IV Day 2-8


I.Metrogyl To treat PID 7.5 mg/kg 0.5 TID IV Day 2-8
gm/100ml
I.Cyclopam To treat Abdominal 4-12 mg/day 200mg/2m OD IM Day 2-8
pain l
DRUG CHART

I.Pantop To treat dyspepsia & 1.0-2.0 40mg OD IV Day 6-8


abdominal mg/kg
discomfort
T.Iron Folic To maintain Hb Daily rqmnt: 335.5mg OD P.O Day 1
Acid levels 17.0-18.9
mg/day
T.B.Complex To strengthen & 1-15 mg /kg 67mg OD P.O Day1
nourish the body .
T.Vitamin C To promote healing Daily rqmnt: 500mg OD P.O Day 1
& for iron 65-90mg/day
absorption
T.Calcium To enhance Bone Daily rqmt: 500mg OD P.O Day1
strength 1000mg/day
C.Doxycycline To treat PID 1-3mg/kg 100mg BD P.O Day 1
CLINICAL PHARMACIST CARE
ISSUES :
The prescription was found to be “IRRATIONAL”
because ADR occurred due to Medication Error
ADR: Antibiotics induced Abdominal discomfort &
Dyspepsia
MEDICATION ERROR: No Anti ulcerative were
prescribed for 5 days , even though the prescription
contains 2 antibiotics
INTERVENTION: On intervention , antibiotics
were prescribed.
The prescription contains minor potential drug –drug
interaction between Sucralfate Suspension &
Cap.Doxycycline-Sucralfate decreases the absorption
of Doxycycline from GIT.
PATIENT COUNSCELLING :
REGARDING DISEASE:
I have counseled the patient that PID is the inflammation of
genital tract i.e Cervix, fallopian tubes & ovary.
I have said to the patient that it has symptoms like Vaginal
Discharge , Lower abdominal pain, Vomiting's , irregular
menstrual cycle..
I have said to the patient that the cause of this condition is due
to infections ( chronic Cervicitis).
I have said to the patient that this condition is curable with
medications ,if untreated it may lead to complication like
Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease & Ectopic Pregnancy ,
Infertility.
I have counseled the patient that improper maintenance of
personal hygiene & presence of STD’s are some of the risk
factors of AUB.
CAP. DOXYCYCLINE:
I have advised the patient to take Cap.Doxycycline
of 100mg twice a day after intake of food orally
with glass full of water up to 5 days.
I have said the patient that it is given to treat PID
I have advised the patient to store it in a room
temperature away from sunlight & Moisture.
I have said the patient , not to take any of the milk
products along with this medication.
I have advised the patient that it may have side
effects like Hypersensitivity , Photo sensitivity ,
Diarrhea , Temporary staining of teeth in adults.
TAB. METRONIDAZOLE:
I have advised the patient to take Tab.
Metronidazole of 400mg thrice a day after intake
of food orally with glass full of water up to 5 days.
I have said the patient that it is given to treat PID
& for prophylaxis to treat both aerobic & anaerobic
infections.
I have advised the patient to store it in a room
temperature away from sunlight & Moisture.
I have advised the patient that it may have side
effects like Metallic Taste , Abdominal cramps,
Disulfuram like reactions when taken with alcohol.
TAB. CYCLOPAM:
I have advised the patient to take Tab. Cyclopam
of 335mg twice a day after intake of food orally
with glass full of water up to 5 days.
I have said the patient that it is given to treat
Abdominal pain.
I have advised the patient to store it in a room
temperature away from sunlight & Moisture.
I have advised the patient that it may have side
effects like Abdominal Bloating, Dry mouth,
Blurry vision , Constipation , Fluctuations in heart
rate.
TAB. PANTOP:
I have advised the patient to take Tab. Pantop of
40mg once a day after intake of food orally with
glass full of water up to 5 days.
I have said the patient that it is given to treat
Abdominal discomfort & dyspepsia.
I have advised the patient to store it in a room
temperature away from sunlight & Moisture.
I have advised the patient that it may have side
effects like flatulence , Diarrhea /Constipation ,
bloating.
SUCRALFATE SUSPENSION:
I have advised the patient to take Sucralfate
Suspension of 10ml thrice a day 30 min before
intake of food orally up to 5 days.
I have said the patient that it is given to treat
Abdominal discomfort & dyspepsia.
I have advised the patient to store it in a room
temperature away from sunlight & Moisture.
I have advised the patient to wash the cap of the
bottle thoroughly with water after use.
I have advised the patient that it may have side
effects like flatulence , Diarrhea /Constipation ,
bloating.
I have said to the patient ,that incase of occurrence of
any side effects report to physician immediately.
LIFE STYLE MODIFICATIONS :
I have advised the patient to take Iron rich foods like
jaggery , ground nuts , red meet , liver , leafy
vegetables, banana ,dry fruits.
I have advised the patient to avoid oily & foods .
I have advised the patient to take Vit.C rich foods like
citrus fruits , Amla , Lemon.as they enhances iron
absorption & advised to take garlic ,apples .
Advised to maintain good personal hygiene &
maintain adequate measures for prevention of STD’s.
Advised to strictly adhere to medication regimen
DEFINITION:
Pelvic Inflammatory disease implies the
inflammation of Upper genital tract involving fallopian
tubes & ovaries due to infections.
ETIOLOGY & PATHOPHYSIOLOGY:
Alteration of natural barriers
• Intact hymen prevents ascending infections
• Acidity of vaginal secretions
• Ciliary movement is directed downwards ,
prevents the upward spread of non-motile
organisms to the cavity of uterus.
These natural barriers are altered during
menstruation , After Abortion / delivery… Because
Cervical canal gets dilated & protective Endometrium
sheds & alterations in PH , makes condition more
favorable for spread of infections.
Etiology:
• IUD’s
• D&C
• Sexually transmitted infections ( Gonococci &
chlamydial )
• Other Aerobes & Anaerobes( B.fragilis ,actinomyces).

CLINICAL FEATURES:

• Abdominal Pain ( Bilateral & restricted to lower


abdomen )
• Pain is severe in acute stages and accompained with high
body temperature.
• Vomitings
• Dysuria & Vaginal discharge
• Menstrual irregularities.
INVESTIGATIONS :
• Patients complaints
• By clinical diagnosis
• Elevated Leucocyte count
• Elevated ESR
• Urine test for chlamydial infection.
• Laproscopic Examination.
• It is important to test women with PID for HIV testing
and other sexually transmitted infections.
MANAGEMENT:
Goals:
• To treat & minimize patients complaints
• To prevent Complications
• To minimize tubal damage
• To prevent Adhesions.
• To rationalize Drug therapy.
• To minimize side effects from Drug therapy.
Mild cases of acute PID are treated at home with
antibiotics.
Moderate & Severe cases of PID need Hospitalization ,
Those who need the diagnosis to be confirmed also to
be admitted for investigations.
HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT:
• IV fluids ( if Dehydration , vomiting , electrolyte
imbalance )
• Analgesics ( Once diagnosis is confirmed)
• Antibiotics ( It is mandatory to initiate antibiotic
therapy as early as possible , not to wait for culture
reports).
• In many cases of PID, both aerobes & anaerobes form
the bacterial flora & it is essential to administer more
than 1 antibiotic to cure the disease & prevent the
damage to fallopian tubes.
OUT-PATIENT TREATMENT :
THANKING YOU

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