MICROBIAL DISEASE OF MALE

AND FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE

SYSTEM

Amoranto Rommel Ace

Barrrios Jefferson P
 DISEASE IN FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

 - Infections,tumors and cyst Develop in

Reproductive organ and abnormalities of
menstruation of cycle and pregnancy also.
 Pelvic Inflammtory Disease

- Inflammation of the Pelvic reproductive organs,

as a result of bacterial, viral,fungal or parasitic
invasion
 SIGN AN D SYMPTOMS
 -Lower abdominal pain, fever resulting from
infection, chills, and leukorrhea, a white foul-
smelling vaginal discharge
 Cancinoma of the cervix

 - is of the cancers most easily diagnosed in the

early stages. Incidence of this malignacy has
decreased significantly since the development
of the Pap smear.
 SIGN AND SYMPTOMS
 - Bleeding during or after sex, or between
periods
 -Pain during sex
 -lower back pain
 Leiomyomas
 - Benign tumors of the smooth muscle of the
uterus or fibroid tumors and the most common
tumors of the female reproductive system and
frequently cause no symptoms
 Choriocarcinoma
 - A highly malignant tumor of placenta and a
part of the placenta is formed by the embryonic
membrane called the chorion.
 SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS
 - Vaginal Bleeding
 -shortness of breath
 -chest pain
 -hemoptysis (coughing up blood)
 SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS
 - Vaginal Bleeding
 -shortness of breath
 -chest pain
 -hemoptysis (coughing up blood)
 Adenocarcinoma of the vagina
 Rare cancer that has developed in some young
girls whose mothers were given
diethylstibestrol during pregnancy.
 SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS
 - Pain in the belly (abdomen)
 - Nausea and vomiting
 - Weight Loss
 SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS
 - Pain in the belly (abdomen)
 - Nausea and vomiting
 - Weight Loss
 MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

 - The Male Reproductive system is a

combination of the reproduction and urinary
systems. The major organs of reproduction are
located outside the body
- The Penis
- The Scrotum
 Internal Organs of Reproduction
 - 2 seminal vesicles
 - 2 vas deferens
 -2 Bulbourethral Glands
 External Organs of Reproduction
 - SCROTUM is a sac that contains the testes or
testicles and its devided by a septum; supports
the testicles and lies between the legs and
behind the penis
 PENIS
 The penis is the male sex organ containing
erectile tissue that is encased in skin.
 The soft tip of the penis is referred to as the
glans penis.
 Diseases of the Prostate
 Inflammation from infections, sexually
transmitted disease, benign hypertrophy
 Prostatitis
 Carcinoma of the prostate
 Signs and Symptoms
 The cause of prostatitis, inflammation of the
prostate, is not always known.
 Infection frequently develops from gonococci
in a male with gonorrhea or from E. coli that
has caused a urinary tract infection.
 Symptoms: pain and a burning sensation
during urination.
 Signs and Symptoms
 Carcinoma of the prostate is common in old age,
but the tumor may be small and asymptomatic.
 Rectal examination may reveal an enlarged
prostate that is very hard, harder than a benign
enlargement.
 Symptoms may include weak urine flow,
difficulty starting or stopping urine flow, pain
and burning during urination, need to urinate at
night, urinary incontinence, and urinary
infection.
 Orchitis
* Inflammation of the testes, can follow an injury
or viral infection such as mumps, with the
development of inflammatory edema and pain.
* The most common cause of orchitis is mumps in
an adult man.
* Swelling of the testes and severe pain usually
develops about a week after mumps,(an
inflammation of the parotid salivary glands).
 Signs and Symptoms
 Inflammation of the epididymis frequently
caused by gonococci; a urinary tract infection
or prostatitis can also be the source of the
epididymis.
 Abscesses sometimes from , and scar tissue
develops that can cause sterility if both sides
are affected.
 Symptoms include severe in the testes,
swelling, and tenderness in the scrotum.
 Testicular Tumors
 Tumors of the testes are rare, but when they occur
it is usually in young men, and these tumors are
highly malignant.
 A painless lump develops in the testicle.
 Etiology is unknown, however predisposing factors
include cryptorchidism, inguinal hernia during
childhood, and history of mumps.
 Monthly testicular self-examinations are key to
early detection.
 Treatment may include surgical removal of the
testes, radiation, and chemoterapy.
 Gonorrhea
 Gonorrhea, also known as “clap,” is one of the
most common and widespread of sexually
transmitted infections.
 Caused by the bacterium Neisseria
gonorrhoeae
 Transmitted through sexual contact and during
childbirth
 Chronic Gonorrhea
 Early detection and treatment is necessary
 Complications from untreated infections
-Inflammation with fibrosis in the urethra
vas deferens
-Fallopian tubes: salpingitis with pus in the
peritoneal cavity
-Pelvic inflammatory disease with abscesses,
fibrosis
-If untreated, can lead to life-threatening
meningitis, endocarditis
Newborn Complications of Gonorrhea
 The baby of an infected mother can be born
with acute purulent conjuctivitis, inflammation
of the conjuctiva
 The gonococcal organisms enter the eye during
delivery, and if the cornea becomes ulcerated,
blindness result.
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