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“Olivia Roe,” 31 (UK 2010)

A case study reported a fatal septic infection after chemical pill abortion in 2010. Olivia Roe was 31 and was killed in the UK.

Olivia was 8 weeks pregnant when she took the abortion pill. According to her records, the unknown abortion facility prescribed Doxycycline (a prophylactic antibiotic) to take for 10 days as a preventative measure against infection. It wasn’t enough to save her.

According to the doctors who wrote the study, Olivia was supposed to have a follow-up appointment one week after starting the chemical abortion. (This is a step that American abortion facilities typically don’t take for clients who buy the abortion pill.) She apparently hadn’t been seen for her follow-up appointment.

Only a month after starting the abortion, Olivia was admitted to admitted to the Royal Albert Edward Infirmary. She was suffering from vaginal bleeding and abdominal pain. A pelvic ultrasound didn’t detect any fetal body parts or placental tissue left inside of her.

Her condition deteriorated rapidly. Only 22 hours after she was admitted to the hospital, Olivia started experiencing pain and cramping in her legs. Once this symptom started, she quickly began to show symptoms of severe septic infection that included intramuscular bleeding on her thigh and buttock in an inflammatory response to tissue damage, excessive and abnormal blood clotting throughout small blood vessels, bruising, swelling and rashes. Olivia was observed to be confused and drowsy.

Emergency exploratory surgery was done to try to find the cause of sepsis, but no source of intra-abdominal or pelvic sepsis was located during the procedure. The swelling around Olivia’s thighs and gluteal region continued to increase as blood escaped into her tissues from the ruptured blood vessels. She suffered gas gangrene and necrosis that went all the way to the bone. Blisters with blood inside appeared on her thighs.

Despite the best efforts of the Royal Albert Edward Infirmary’s doctors, Olivia died only 28 hours after being admitted to the hospital. She had only survived for 5 1/2 hours after her leg pain started.

Olivia’s autopsy was as alarming as her symptoms. She had abscesses and inflammation in her uterus at the site of the “termination”. Necrosis in the skeletal muscles (predominantly in her thighs) was found. In addition to the necrosis and gas gangrene, her blood cultures returned positive for anaerobic Clostridium septicum.

Olivia’s case is strikingly similar to the deaths of 18-year-old Holly Patterson, Oriane Shevin, Chanelle Bryant, Alyona Dixon, Hoa Thuy “Vivian” Tran, Sarah Dunn, Manon Jones, Jessie-Maye Barlow, “Tina Roe”, “Toni Roe”, “Corrie Roe”, “Marcie Roe”, “Tara Roe”, “Wanda Roe”, “Jane Roe” of Canada, “Carmen Roe”, “Belle Roe”, “Crystal Roe”, “Summer Roe” and Maria Del Valle González López. In addition, the RU-486 pill killed many others through various other causes of death, such as Nadine Walkowiak and Anna Maria M (cardiac problems), Rebecca Tell Berg and Manon Jones (blood loss) and Brenda Vise and “Ella Roe” (ruptured ectopic pregnancy). The RU-486 pill is far from safe.

Fatal Clostridium septicum following medical termination of pregnancy C. L. Khoo, A. Meskhi & C. P. Harris

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Understanding the Excision of Recurrent Pilonidal Cysts

Pilonidal cyst is a painful, recurring abscess in the gluteal area, often caused by inward-growing hairs or dirt lodged in the skin. This inflammation causes the cyst to spring out. In some cases, the condition becomes chronic and reappears after primary treatment. To treat this, patients require a more extensive surgical procedure called excision of an extensive recurrent pilonidal cyst. This process removes the cyst and offers various benefits. Explore comprehensive insights on the excision of recurrent pilonidal cysts. Understand the procedure, recovery, and management for optimal health outcomes.

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What is Gluteal fold? - Location, Pain, Abscess | Gluteal fold vs Gluteal cleft

What is the Gluteal fold? The gluteal fold or crease is the area right beneath the buttocks, specifically the space at the lower border of the gluteus maximus muscle, sometimes known as the upper thigh. It is difficult to get rid of the fat that collects in the gluteal furrow, as is the case with the so-called “love handles” and “saddlebags” that grow around the body’s waist and hips. Many…

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A gluteal abscess is a lesion in the gluteal area that is filled with pus and has a very visible inflammation. This type of abscess may also be filled with bacteria, white blood cells and dead tissue. It feels like a hard lump and is characterized by a lot of pain. Gluteal abscesses are most common in the skin around the anus. It is also noticed on the subcutaneous plane of the muscles in the buttocks. Proper diagnosis of gluteal abscess followed by treatment is necessary to prevent the chances of a fistula. This is an anomaly which connects the skin and the infected area. It needs to be surgically removed. One of the most serious complications of gluteal abscess is called Necrotising fasciitis. This is when deep tissue develops a bacterial infection. In severe cases, the tissue may be damaged entirely, eventually causing the infection to spread to other tissues. READ MORE...Definite Cure Surgeries made more affordable

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Hidradenitis suppurativa is a chronic follicular disease that affects the apocrine or sebaceous glands. It is found in the axillary, groin, perianal, perineal, and mammary areas. Initially, one solitary lesion appears. After a period of time the nodule progresses to form an abscess that yields purulent or serosanguineous drainage. Painful clusters of abscesses, sinus tracts, and sores with evidence of scarring are characteristics of chronic disease. Hidradenitis suppurativa is similar to pilonidal disease but its affinity for other intertriginous areas of the skin makes it distinctive.

A Bartholin duct cyst is a fluid-filled cyst caused by a blocked Bartholin gland duct. Initially, an infection, inflammation, or physical blockage may cause the formation of a fluid-filled cyst. Risk increases with age and the number of child births. Patients are typically asymptomatic but may sense the presence of the cyst when ambulating or bending. Larger cysts may cause discomfort during sexual intercourse, sitting or ambulating. The physical examination may be remarkable for a unilateral, soft, and painless mass medial to the labia minora. Bartholin duct cysts are approximately 1 to 3 cm in size.

An epidermal cyst is a benign, fluid filled cyst that can be found on the skin. It is lined with cornified epithelium and contains lamellated keratin. Formation of epidermal cysts, osteomas of the skull, and polyposis characterize Gardner's syndrome. Gardner's syndrome is an autosomal dominant disease caused by a mutation in the APC gene on chromosome 5. An epidermal cyst can be excised and biopsied for confirmation.

Cysts from Müllerian remnants, epidermal inclusions, or Gartner's duct (wolffian remnant) usually form on the lateral or posterior vaginal walls. A vaginal cyst may present in adolescence with difficulty inserting a tampon or dyspareunia, but many are asymptomatic. Most can be treated by excision, although it may be safer to simply marsupialize deep cysts to avoid significant bleeding.

A pilonidal cyst is not a true cyst but an infection of the skin and subcutaneous tissue at or near the intergluteal cleft. These cavities form from broken hair follicles that cause inflammation and form a pit. The pit can become infected and a subcutaneous abscess can then develop. Risk factors include obesity, local irritation, deep gluteal cleft, and sedentary lifestyle. Patients may be asymptomatic. Acute exacerbations cause sudden onset of pain with stretching of the skin in the intergluteal area. Intermittent swelling with purulent or bloody drainage can occur. Chronic disease can result in recurrent drainage and pain. Physical examination is remarkable for a tender mass or pit located midline in the gluteal cleft. A painless sinus may be palpated lateral to the cleft.

A trichilemmal or pilar cyst is a mobile mass that contains fibrous tissue and fluid. Blocked sebaceous glands, inflamed hair follicles, and excessive testosterone production are risk factors in production of pilar cysts. The scalp, face, upper arms, and back are usually affected. In males, the scrotum can be affected. Hairy areas are susceptible because these cysts form at the root sheath of the hair follicle. A family history may be present. Physical examination should show a mobile fluid filled mass. A thick, keratinized fluid can be expressed.

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Discover the safe and effective homeopathy treatment for pilonidal cysts. Comprehensive tests identify major risk factors like prolonged sitting and obesity. Our affordable approach helps prevent recurrence, relieves discomfort, and works to cure the cyst, ensuring lasting relief and well-being.

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Yesterday I had two Emergency consults at the same time (both went to the OR). I got sprayed with butt pus while draining a gluteal abscess. I got poop on my shoes while emergently disimpacting an ICU patient at midnight. My 22nd consult came at 2am for a guy who was squeezing maggots out of his skin. Suffice it to say I could not be more thrilled to walk out this morning and officially start my vacation!

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Pilonidal sinus disease is acute or chronic infection affecting midline area between buttocks of inter gluteal region.

Small pits appear in midline 4 to 9 cm from anus or a painful abscess appears resulting from infection underneath with hair follicles & necrotic skin debris.

They are of two types

Acute Pilonidal abscess

Pilonidal Sinus or Cyst

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Best pilonidal sinus treatment in gurgaon

Pilonidal disease is a type of skin infection which typically occurs between the cheeks of the buttocks and often at the upper end. Pilonidal sinus (PNS): is a sinus tract, or small channel, may originate from the source of infection and open to the surface of the skin. Material from the cyst may drain through the pilonidal sinus. A pilonidal cyst is usually painful, but with draining, the patient might not feel pain. Signs and symptoms • Pilonidal cysts/sinus is formed in the gluteal cleft . Pilonidal cysts are itchy and are often very painful, and typically occur between the ages of 15 and 35, usually found near the coccyx. Pain/discomfort or swelling above the anus or near the tailbone • Opaque yellow (purulent) or bloody discharge from the tailbone area. • Unexpected moisture in the tailbone region • Asymptomatic Causes • Obesity One proposed cause of pilonidal cysts is ingrown hair. • Excessive sitting, pressure on the coccygeal region. • Excessive sweating . • Moisture can fill a stretched hair follicle, which helps create a low-oxygen environment that promotes the growth of anaerobic bacteria, often found in pilonidal cysts. cyst. Treatment • Antibiotic therapy

• Incision and drainage – If there is infection or abscess, treatment is generally by incision and drainage just off the midline. Shaving the area may prevent recurrence.

• Excision of Cyst (along with pilonidal sinus tracts). Post-surgical wound packing may be necessary, and packing typically must be replaced once daily for 4 to 8 weeks.

• Reconstructive flap technique or Z-plasty, usually done under spinal anesthetia. This approach is especially useful for complicated or recurring pilonidal disease, leaves little scar tissue and flattens the region between the buttocks, reducing the risk of recurrence.

Advantages –

This approach typically results in a more rapid recovery than the traditional surgery, does not require dressings or packing and allows return to normal activities within 1 to 2 days.

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A gluteal abscess is a lesion in the gluteal area that is filled with pus and has a very visible inflammation. This type of abscess may also be filled with bacteria, white blood cells and dead tissue. It feels like a hard lump and is characterized by a lot of pain. Gluteal abscesses are most common in the skin around the anus. It is also noticed on the subcutaneous plane of the muscles in the buttocks. READ MORE...DefiniteCure: Surgical Care Par Excellence Definite Cure

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Strongyloidiasis: Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment

By Arush Emmanuel Michael

In 1876, Normand identified Strongyloides stercoralis in the diarrhoeic faeces of French soldiers in China. The worm is found predominantly in the tropical regions of the world but can also be found in the temperate regions of the world. The infection is also very common in immunocompromised patients like HIV infected individuals. In India, the infection has been reported in Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, Maharashtra and in other states as well.

Life Cycle of Strongyloides stercoralis

The adult female worm is found embedded in the mucosa of the small intestine (Duodenum and jejunum). The female lays eggs even without the presence of males, however males do exist but do not have penetrating power into the mucosa. The eggs hatch immediately and release rhabditiform larvae which travel out of the mucous membrane and into the lumen. These rhabditiform larvae may mature into the filariform larvae while travelling through the bowel. The filariform larvae are the infective stage, they can re-infect the human host by penetrating through the perineal and perianal skin. This is autoinfection i.e. the worm completes its life cycle without the soil stage and keeps auto-infecting the human. Therefore, sometimes even after leaving the endemic area for the parasite the infection can persist for many years through autoinfection. If the rhabditiform larvae are excreted out through the faeces they can follow two routes of development.

Direct Development

The rhabditiform larvae reach the soil and develop into filariform larvae in the soil. These filariform larvae penetrate the skin of humans walking barefoot on the soil. These larvae penetrate the dermis and reach the venous circulation. The worms reach the right side of the heart through the veinous drainage and then enter the pulmonary circulation. The worm penetrates the pulmonary capillaries and enters the lung alveoli. The worms then travel up to the trachea and then the pharynx from where they are swallowed into the oesophagus. The adult female worms on reaching the small intestine penetrate the mucosa of the small intestine. These female worms lay eggs and the life cycle continues.

Indirect Development

The rhabditiform excreted through the faeces develop into free living adult worms. The male worms fertilise the female worms who then lay eggs. The eggs hatch and release rhabditiform larvae which finally mature into the infective forms i.e. filariform larvae which can penetrate the skin of humans walking barefoot. The larvae then enter the blood circulation and follow the life cycle mentioned in direct development.

Pathogenesis of Strongyloidiasis

Once you are prescribed treatment you can now buy medicines online in India. The infection is generally benign and asymptomatic however in symptomatic cases, the disease can be classified as:

Cutaneous

·        Site of penetration of filariform larvae- Itching, dermatitis with erythema

·        Pruritis and urticaria of buttocks and perianal skin (Chronic Strongyloidiasis)

·        Larva currens (racing larva)- Parasitic dermatitis as a result of the migrating filariform larva in perianal, gluteal and abdominal skin

Pulmonary

Larva migrates into the lung alveoli and cause symptoms:

·        Haemorrhages in the alveoli

·        Bronchopneumonia

·        Chronic bronchitis/ Asthmatic symptoms

Intestinal

May resemble malabsorption syndrome and peptic ulcer symptoms:

·        Abdominal pain (intermittent)

·        Distension

·        Constipation alternating with diarrhoea

Hyperinfection

Develops in debilitated individuals with cellular immune defects, patients on immunosuppressive therapy and patients having an HIV co-infection. There is extensive internal re-infection which results in increase in the number of worms in the lungs and intestines. The larvae migrate extensively to various tissues and organs. The symptoms depend on the site affected. Fatal manifestations include brain abscess, meningitis and peritonitis.

Diagnosis of Strongyloidiasis

After you consult a doctor, the doctor shall ask you your chief complaints and as to what made you come to the hospital. After this, the doctor shall ask relevant questions pertaining to your condition and your symptoms in order to complete your medical history. If you have a travel history to areas where the infection is prevalent it can imply that the diagnosis of the condition might be Strongyloidiasis as the condition is very common in those areas. This will be followed by a physical examination to check for any more signs and symptoms that might be important in your case. The doctor will now refer some tests in order to confirm the probable diagnosis so that treatment can be started.

Treatment of Strongyloidiasis

Thiabendazole and Ivermectin can be given for treatment of the condition. You can now order medicines online in India once you are prescribed treatment.

Prophylaxis of Strongyloidiasis

The infection can be prevented by proper faeces disposal, avoiding contact with infected soil and treatment of patients.

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Told my wife,

"Best jgk buat procedure. Lama tak buat kan. Kt blood bank patho mana ada buat procedure. Td I buat aspiration utk gluteal abscess dpt 5cc. Patient ckp kat I 'saya puas hati la doc dpt byk tu'" he was genuinely happy

I never thought I would say Im missing clinical work. Locum is one of the ways I get to do these procedures so Im glad I started to do them.

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About Video : Discover the impact of Pilonidal cysts on the body in this informative video. Learn how these cysts develop, the discomfort they cause, and the potential complications if left untreated. We explore the changes in the skin, hair follicles, and surrounding tissues, highlighting the importance of early detection and treatment. Get insights into managing symptoms and preventing recurrence with expert guidance. Stay informed about your health with Fidicus Homeopathy in Manikonda, Hyderabad.