exam 2 menstruation related disorders pp Flashcards
absence of menses
amenorrhea
prolonged menstrual bleeding (>7 days) or cyclic, heavy bleeding (>80ml per cycle)
abnormal uterine bleeding
pelvic pain, cramping
dysmenorrhea
physical and emotional symptoms that occur during the week before the cycle
PMS
severe symptoms of depression irritability, and stress starting the week before menses and resolves within a few days
PMDD
infertility, osteopenia, osteoporosis
amenorrhea
iron deficiency anemia
abnormal uterine bleeding
increased risk for polyps, endometrial hyperplasia and carcinoma
anovulatory bleeding
fourfold increases risk for type 2 diabetes and nonalcoholic fatty liver disease, sleep apnea, dyslipidemia
PCOS
interference with school and/or work
dysmenorrhea
treatment consideration
age
comorbid conditions
desire for fertility
amenorrhea treatment goals
ensure normal puberty is occurring
restore normal cycle
preserve bone density
prevent bone loss, improve QOL, restore ovulation
abnormal uterine bleeding treatment goals
minimize disruption of QOL
decrease bleeding
prevent or correct iron deficiency
reduce need for surgery
anovulatory bleeding treatment goals
stop acute bleeding
restore natural cycle of growth and shedding
prevent osteoporosis and infertility
dysmenorrhea treatment goals
reduce pain
improve QOL and missed work/school
PMS/PMDD treatment goals
alleviate the presenting symptoms and improve QOL
severe and rare ADE of estrogen
sever abdominal pain (mesenteric or pelvic vein thrombosis)
chest pain (heart attack or PE)
HA (storke)
eye problems (blood clot in eye)
swelling or leg pain (DVT)
estrogen ADE
breast enlargement and tenderness
bloating
nausea
GI upset
HA
edema
thromboembolism (risk increases with smoking)
progesterone ADE
edema
anorexia
depression
insomnia
weight gain or loss
elevated LDL
reduced HDL
progestin only ADE
HA
irregular bleeding
weight gain
mood changes
endometriosis non pharm
acupuncture
PT
avoid caffeine, alcohol, smoking
heating pads and hot water bottles on lower back and abdomen
massaging lower back and abdomen
regular exercise
GnRH agonists
suppress estrogen effects by down regulation go GnRH receptors
leads to medical menopause
reduces endometrial tissue
only use for 6 months
cannot use in pregnancy
GnRH antagonist
block GnZRH receptors
suppress FSH and LH secretion
PMS
at least 1 symptom present during the 5 days before menses in the last 3 cycles