Symptoms Analysis

Introduction

Basedon the symptoms presentedthe elderly lady seems to be suffering froma viral

disease. Thiscouldbe transmittedthrough the body to body contact throughsex since she has

been recently sexually active with hernewboyfriend. Also, the infection couldjustbe a viral

infection from a condition which does not entail any sexual activity. Various questions to the

patient are important to determine how she feels to be able to identify what kind of sickness she

might be suffering.

Questions to the Patient

The questions are based on helping find the diagnosis for the condition. The questions

gave primary focus on asking the client whether she has any blisters or sores around the vaginal

area or on the cervix or vulva. The client was expected to provide additional information

relating to aches which would include asking whether she experiences headaches and body

aches. The clienthadto give answers whether she experiencesissues like tiredness, vaginal

discharge, vaginal itch and feeling pain difficulty while urinating. The client also responded to

questions relating to whether she experiences chills or weaknesses on the muscle. I asked the

client whether she has had cases of wear her immune system was affected in cases of injury,

stress or any particularmedicationsthataffectedherimmunesystem. The lastquestion was

whether she had recently suffered from chickenpox. From these issues, the old lady said that she

didnothave any blisters orsores aroundthe cervix, vulva or the vagina. The woman claimed

that she experiences headaches and fatigue. She told me that she feels weak and sometimes she

feels that the rashes are itchy. Although she claims that she hasn’t had medicine that affected her