Recorded webinars
HMB: It’s time to talk, time to act? (Case 5 & 6)
Description
We have re-purposed the content within from the live webinar to create these on demand cases.
- Case 5 - Mandy
- 48 year old patient diagnosed with heavy menstrual bleeding 2 years ago. She had an IUS Mirena® (levonorgestrel) fitted and had no issues until 6 weeks ago. The patient started developing episodic period pain lasting 2-3 hours.
Learning objectives:- How to counsel IUS fitted patients and period pain
- Learn about the differential diagnosis of pelvic pain in IUS fitted patients
- Case 6 - Joyce
- 61 year told patient has been treated for heavy menstrual bleeding for 4 years with a Mirena® IUS. She has also developed troublesome flushes and has been started on an estradiol transdermal patch (ERT) patch. She presents your clinic as a follow up.
Learning Objectives:- Learn about IUS fittings in post-menopausal patients.
- Learn about the risk factors for leaving IUS in situ long term
Speakers
Chair:
Dr Anne Connolly
GPSI gynaecology, CCG Board lead for maternity, children and young people NHS Bradford
Having survived a two year posting to a mission hospital in rural Zimbabwe, Anne returned to General Practice in inner-city Bradford in 1990 and is currently working as a GP providing care for asylum seekers, refugees, homeless populations and sex workers.
Panel:
Dr Diana Mansour
Consultant in Community Gynaecology and Reproductive Health Care, FSRH Senior Vice President. Newcastle Hospitals, United Kingdom.
Dr Diana Mansour is a Consultant in Community Gynaecology and Reproductive Health Care and has been an Associate Clinical Lecturer at the University of Newcastle since 1997. In addition, Dr Mansour is the Senior Vice President for the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare.
Dr Aamena Salar
Medical Director Modality Community Services LLP
GP Partner Modality Partnerships
DRCOG, DFSRH, PG Dip Community Gynaecology, PG Cert Diagnostic Hysteroscopy
Dr Salar developed an interest in Women’s Health as a GP registrar in Birmingham. She went on to complete the FSRH and DRCOG during her training and subsequently went on to complete Community Gynaecology Diploma and Diagnostic Hysteroscopy Diploma from Bradford University.
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