Reproductive System DisordersDiscussion: Disorders of the Reproductive SystemsWhile the male and female reproductive systems are unique to each sex, they share a common functionreproduction. Disorders of this system range from delayed development to structural and functional abnormalities. Since many reproductive disorders not only result in physiological consequences but also psychological consequences such as embarrassment, guilt, or profound disappointment, patients are often hesitant to seek treatment. Advanced practice nurses need to educate patients on disorders and help relieve associated stigmas. During patient evaluations, patients must feel comfortable answering questions so that you, as a key health care provider, will be able to diagnose and recommend treatment options. As you begin this Discussion, consider reproductive disorders that you would commonly see in the clinical setting.To PrepareReview Chapter 22 and Chapter 23 in the McPhee and Hammer text, as well as Chapter 33 and 34 in the Huether and McCance text.Select two disorders of the male and/or female reproductive systems that interest you. Consider the similarities and differences between the disorders.Select one of the following factors: genetics, ethnicity, age, or behavior. Think about how the factor you selected might impact the diagnosis of and
treatment for the reproductive disorders.Post a description of the two reproductive disorders you selected, including their similarities and differences. Then explain how the factor you selected might impact the diagnosis of treatment for the reproductive disorders.1 hour agoREQUIREMENTS description of the two reproductive disorders. diagnosis of treatment for the reproductive disorders. . description 1.5 pages, Double SpacingAnswer preview
.There are several disorders associated with the reproductive system. Some affect males; others affect females, while the rest affects both males and females. In this case, gynecomastia and galactorrhea will be discussed as reproductive system disorders and the patient factor that increases the risk to the diseases.Men are said to have breast issues just like women. The condition of breast tissue overdevelopment from ductal and hyperplastic stroma issues in males is known as gynecomastia. In a healthy male, the hyperplastic mass is considered to be palpable and firm with a diameter of at least two centimeters. It is usually located below the areola. Gynecomastia contributes to about 85% of the overall masses contained in the male breast (Huether & McCance, 2017). Its effects range between 32% and 40% of the overall male population
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