Fertility General MCQs Flashcards
T/F. Rectal and HVS should be taken for a patient with a history of recurrent T1 miscarriages?
False
T/F. TORCH screens should be taken for a patient with a history of recurrent T1 miscarriages?
False.
Not likely that TORCH would cause recurrent miscarriages.
S/E of clomiphene?
-OHSS
-Hot flushes, headache, depression
-Insomnia, convulsions, dizziness
-Breast tenderness, intermenstrual bleeding, menorrhagia
-Nausea, vomiting, abdominal discomfort
-Hair loss
28 y.o, BMI 33. Has a 2 yr h/o subfertility. No other factors affecting fertility. Next step?
Weight loss
Metformin - helps weight loss. Is more successful in ovulation induction in women with a raised BMI
Clomiphene citrate
Under pathophysiology of antiphospholipid syndrome?
- Inhibition of trophoblastic function
- Activation of complement
- pathway at maternal-fatal interface
Thrombosis of uteroplacental vasculature