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Hillingdon 1968

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hillingdon]

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65
General Services
WELL WOMEN'S CLINICS
The demand for this service continued to increase, in spite of national experience to the contrary.
The clinics in use in 1967 continued and a further session started in Hayes in June 1968. Again it was
necessary to make this a double session using two doctors. There were requests from two firms for
sessions to be held at their premises.

All these women are being followed up by their gynaecologists.

YiewsleyLaurel LodgeNorth-wood*MinetIndustry
Number of women seen33378525128397
Number of women healthy10429611216235
ABNORMALITIES FOUND
Pelvic
Malignancy—42—1
Cervical erosion110199482218
Atrophic vaginitis293618712
Vaginal discharge13486125
Trichomonas vaginalis719733
Monilia5213—
Cervical polyp1237991
Cervicitis1736823
Ovarian cyst1413—
Cystic ovaries65—5—
Fibroids25348163
Prolapse619347
Urethral caruncle221—5
Parametritis2————
Dyspareunia58321
Pregnancy11—1—
Bartholin's cyst12——1
Retroversion6796168118
Breasts
Simple tumour71—31
Mastitis1329211
Discharge11———
Hypertension (diastolic pressure 100 mg. Hg or more)24281148
Urine—albumenuria421124
—sugar—11——
Anaemia11
(49%)(49%)
No. of women recalled6104231
No. of women referred to G.P.7490412314
No. of women who had previous cytology2535453—

*From June to December only.