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In this endocrinology series, we explore Diabetes Insipidus (DI) – its types, causes, diagnosis, and management.

💧 Understand the pathophysiology – central vs nephrogenic DI and the role of antidiuretic hormone (ADH).
🧠 Identify key causes – head trauma, pituitary surgery, genetic mutations, lithium use, and chronic kidney disease.
🚱 Recognize clinical features – polyuria, polydipsia, nocturia, and dehydration.
🧪 Learn diagnostic tests – water deprivation test, serum/urine osmolality, and response to desmopressin.
💉 Review treatment options – desmopressin for central DI and thiazides or NSAIDs for nephrogenic DI.

🎧 A must-listen for medical students, endocrinology trainees, and clinicians refreshing their knowledge of fluid balance disorders.
#DiabetesInsipidus #EndocrinologyPodcast #ADH #Desmopressin #Polyuria #MedicalEducation #FluidBalance #CentralDI #NephrogenicDI #Electrolytes

In this gynaecology series, we cover Contraception: methods, mechanisms, counselling tips, and emergency contraception options.

💊 Explore hormonal contraception – combined pill, progestogen-only pill, patches, injections, and implants.
🌀 Understand long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) – intrauterine devices (IUD & IUS) and implants.
💬 Learn effective counselling strategies – choosing the right method based on medical eligibility, lifestyle, and preferences.
⚠️ Review emergency contraception – levonorgestrel, ulipristal acetate (EllaOne), and the copper IUD.
⏱️ Know the time frames – emergency pills vs. copper coil, and key contraindications.
📋 Debunk myths – weight, fertility return, and cancer risks.

🎧 Perfect for medical students, GP trainees, sexual health professionals, and anyone wanting a comprehensive refresher.
#Contraception #EmergencyContraception #FamilyPlanning #SexualHealth #IUD #POP #COCP #Ulipristal #MedicalPodcast #WomensHealth #ReproductiveHealth

In this gynaecology series, we explore Cervical Ectropion (also known as cervical ectopy): causes, clinical features, diagnosis, and management.

🧬 Understand the pathophysiology – eversion of the endocervical columnar epithelium onto the ectocervix, often hormone-related.
⚠️ Identify common causes – pregnancy, combined oral contraceptive pills, and puberty due to increased estrogen levels.
🩸 Recognize key symptoms – postcoital bleeding, increased vaginal discharge, or asymptomatic findings on cervical screening.
🧪 Learn diagnostic steps – speculum exam, cervical screening (smear test), and colposcopy when indicated.
🧑‍⚕️ Review management options – reassurance, cauterisation (if symptomatic), and when to refer.

🎧 Ideal for medical students, junior doctors, and anyone interested in women’s health and reproductive medicine.
#CervicalEctropion #CervicalHealth #GynaecologyPodcast #PostcoitalBleeding #MedicalEducation #Colposcopy #WomensHealth #ReproductiveMedicine