Preventive Strategies and Risk Factors in the Management of Fluor Albus: a Systematic Literature Review

Abstract

Fluor albus, or vaginal discharge, is a common condition in women that can signal an infection or other health issue if not treated appropriately. This study was conducted to map 1) Effective prevention strategies in Fluor Albus management. 2) Risk factors that contribute to the development of Fluor Albus. This study used a systematic literature review research approach guided by the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis (PRISMA). The results showed that known Fluor Albus Prevention Strategies consist of 1) Health Education, 2) Multimedia Video Learning, 3) Audiovisual, 4) Media booklet, 5) Animated educational video, 6) Pap Smear, 7) VIA (Visual Inspection with Acetic Acid), and 7) IHC (Immunohistochemistry). Fluor Albus risk factors consist of 1) Infection, 2) Lifestyle, 3) Environmental Factors, 4) Age, and 5) Marital Status. Therefore, it can be concluded that prevention strategies and various risk factors greatly influence the management of Fluor Albus.