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ADOLESCENT IN INDIA
India is home to 243 million adolescents –
children aged 10 to 19 years – the most
adolescents of any country.
It accounts for about 21.3% of population of
the country.
Girls currently married (age group 15-19yr) are
30%.
Boys currently married (age group 15-19yr)
are 4.6%.
Birth by age 18 year- 21.7%
UNICEF GLOBAL DATA 2011
BURDEN OF HEALTH
PROBLEM
An estimated 1.3 million adolescents died in 2012,
mostly from preventable or treatable causes.
Road traffic injuries were the leading cause of
death in 2012, with some 330 adolescents dying
every day.
Other main causes of adolescent deaths include
HIV, suicide, lower respiratory infections and
interpersonal violence.
Half of all mental health disorders in adulthood
appear to start by age 14, but most cases are
undetected andUNICEF
untreated.
GLOBAL DATA 2011
VULNERABLE
Adolescence is a time of immense biologic,
psychological, and social change. These rapid
changes in hormonal milieu, changing ideas and
concepts about the world, having to cope up
with the expectations from the society and need
to establish their own identity keep them in lots
of pressure.
GONOCOCCAL
GONOCOCCAL URETHRAL CERVICITIS
DISCHARGE
GHAI 8TH EDITION PG 63-69
SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED
INFECTIONS(Cont.)
Chlamydia- urethritis, vaginal discharge- oral
azithromycin 1g single dose, or doxycycline
100mg twice daily for 14 days.
Herpes – multiple painful vesicles and ulcers;
tend to recur- oral acyclovir 400mg thrice daily
for 7 days
Physical examination
Anthropometry
Counseling
Nutritionalintervention
Hygiene practices
Genital swab
Ultrasound of ovaries
Dietitian
Psychiatrist
Gynecologist