GYN: General Gynaecology -- Amenorrhoea Flashcards

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Clinical signs to look for in hyperprolactinemia

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  • Galactorrhoea
  • Bilateral hemianopia
  • Signs of hypoT
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Further investigations for hyperprolactinemia

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  • Pregnancy test
  • Blood:
    • PRL
    • TFT
  • MRI pituitary
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Management for hyperprolactinaemia

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  • Bromocriptine
  • refer to neurosurgery if pituitary macroadenoma (>10mm) is detected
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How to manage a patient with hyperprolactinaemia, having bromocriptine, during pregnancy?

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  • Stop bromocriptine
  • Regular FU Q3m
  • Restart if symptomatic
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What is one simple test for secondary amenorrhoea patient to do before entering the clinic?

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Urine pregnancy test

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Causes of secondary amenorrhoea

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  1. Ovary
    • PCOS, Turner’s syndrome…
  2. Pituitary
    • Tumour, Surgery, Radiation, Sheehan’s syndrome…
  3. Hypothalamus
    • Kallman’s syndrome, HyperPRL, Primary hypoT, AN, stress…
  4. Uterine
    • Imperforate hymen, transverse vaginal septum…
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Common symptoms of menopause

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hot flush, night sweat, palpitations, labile mood, irritability, sleep disturbance…

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Treatment to prevent menopause symptoms in premature menopause patients

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  • Hormonal replacement therapy (Cyclical regimen) until the average age of natural menopause
  • Lifestyle:
    • smoking cessation
    • avoid strong tea, coffee
    • adequate calcium, vit D intake
    • regular exercise
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Appropriate genetic test to investigate the cause of premature menopause

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  • Karyotyping for Turner’s syndrome
  • Fragile X PCR
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How can a premature menopause patient be pregnant?

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Oocyte donation

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Conditions associated with PCOS

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  • Infertility
  • DM, HT
  • Endometrial CA
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Investigations for PCOS

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  • Female androgen profile
  • Early follicular FSH, LH, E2 to confirm normogonadotropic amenorrhoea
  • Medatoblic profile (fasting lipid, glucose, LFT)
  • PRL, TFT, Pregnancy test to rule out other causes of amenorrhoea
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Investigations for infertility

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  1. Semen analysis
  2. Ovulation assessment: BBT chart, mid-luteal phase progesterone, serial testing for LH surge, serial USG monitoring for follicular growth
    • if anovulatory: early follicular FSH LH E2, TFT, PRL, female androgen profile
  3. Hysterosalpingogram (HSG), Lap dye
  4. 2D/3D pelvic USG, Hysteroscopy
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Investigations for ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome

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  • CBC: hematocrit, WCC (for haemoconcentration)
  • LRFT
  • Clotting profile (for thromboembolism)
  • CXR (for pleural effusion)
  • Pelvic USG (for ascites, ovarian size)
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MC cause for secondary amenorrhoea

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pregnancy

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