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Term Definition
GenitalsMale or female reproductive organs.
 
Genito-urinaryOf the genital and urinary organs.
 
Genotypic testingDuring genotypic analysis, the genetic makeup of a person’s HIV is evaluated to determine the likelihood of drug resistance.
 
GonorrhoeaA sexually transmitted infection.
 
GUMGenito-urinary Medicine.
 
GynaecologicalRelating to the study of diseases of women and girls, particularly those affecting the reproductive system.
 
HaemorrhagicRelating to the escape of blood from a ruptured blood vessel.
 
HepatitisInflammation of the liver.
 
Hepatitis AInflammation of the liver type A.
 
Hepatitis BInflammation of the liver type B.
 
Hepatitis CInflammation of the liver type C.
 
HeterosexualIs a word used to describe people who are attracted to people of the opposite sex.
 
HIVHuman Immunodeficiency Virus.
 
HolisticThe treating of the whole person including mental and social factors rather than just the symptoms of a disease.
 
HormoneRegulatory substances transported by blood to stimulate cells or tissue into action.
 
HydroceleThe accumulation of watery liquid, usually the sac surrounding the testes.
 
IllnessesIllness – a state of being ill by disease, ailment etc.
 
Immune systemThe body’s system for fighting infection.
 
ImmunisedMade resistant to a particular infection, toxin etc.
 
ImmunoglobulinAny of a group of structurally related blood proteins which function as antibodies.
 
ImplantsSubstance or devices inserted into the body.
 
ImpotenceInability to become sufficiently aroused for sexual intercourse.  Now known as erectile dysfunction.
 
IncontinenceThe inability to control movement of the bowels or bladder or both.
 
InfectionsCommunication of a virus through air, water or blood.
 
InfertilityInability of a woman to conceive or in a man to induce conception.
 
InfibulationAn extensive form of female circumcision which involves the excision of the clitoris, labia minora, and labia majora.
 
InflammationA localised physical condition with heat, swelling, redness.
 
InhibitionAn emotional resistance to a thought or action.
 
InsomniaAn inability to sleep.
 
IntercourseThe physical act of two bodies joined together by the genital organs.
 


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