gynae summary Flashcards
SMOCC history
S exual history
M enstrual history
O bstetric histroy
C contraception/HRT
CST - date of last test, results and any treatment arising
investigations for hevy menstrual bleeding
bedside: urine bHCG, urinalysis to rule out UTI
micro: CST, STI screen (FPU for chlamydia PCR)
bloods: FBC, iron studies +/- coags, vWF, TFTs
TVUSS: polyps, fibroids, retained products of conception, adenomyosis, hyperplasia
management of heavy menstrual bleedings
treat inron deficiency anaemiaa with Fe supplimentation
analgesia
antifibrinolytics (tranexamic acid)
hormonal: COCP, progestogens
surgical manaagement of eavy menstrual bleedings
endometrial ablation
uterine artery ambolism
hysterectomy
polyps/polyectomy
fibroids/fibroidectomy
causes of intramestrual and post coital bleeding
pregnancy related: miscarriage, ectopic
midcycle bleeding with ovulation
breakthrough bleedinng on hormonal contreception
cervical cancer
cervicitis (chlamydia?), PID
causes of irregular menstruaal cycles
normal in first year after menarche
pregnancy
PCOS
anovulation due to immature HPO axis
thyroid disease
hyperprolactinaemia
premature menopause
cushing’s syndrome
symptoms of PCOS
acne
weight gain and trouble losing weight
extra facial and body hair
thinning scalp hair
irregular periods
fertility problems
anxiety and depression
complicaations of PCOS
metabolic syndrome, obseity, insulin resistance, T2DM, gesstational diabetes, OSA and increased CVD risk
increased risk of endometrial cancer
infertility - most women will be able to concieve but will need assistance
depression and anxiety
PCOS diagnostic criteria
- clinical or biochemical signs of hyperandrogensim
- oligo or anovulation
- polycystic ovaries
management of PCOS
nutrition, physical activity, weight management
manaagement of irregular bleeding: oral contraceptive pill, intermittant progestogens to induce bleed
metformin
causes of post menopausal abnormal uterine bleeding
malignancy - endometrial or cervcal cancer
endometrial hyperplasia
endometrial or vaginal atrophy
HRT
PALM COEIN causes, polyps are common
PID, STIs, cervicitis
PALM-COEIN
Polyps
Adenomyosis
Leiiomyomas
Malignancy
Cogulopathies
Ovulatory
Endometrial hyperplasia
Iatrogenic
risk factors for endometrial cancer
inceasing age
unopposed oestrogen
tamoxifen therapy
early menarche (<12)
late menopause (>55)
nulliparity
PCOS
obesity
diabetes
genetic syndrome
investigations for endometrial cancer
bedside: urinalysis - rule out UTI
micro - CST, STI screen
bloods - FBC, iron studies, coags, TFTs
imaging: traansvaginal US, hysteroscopy D&C or pipeline endometrial sampling
what is D&C
hysteroscopy dilation and currettage
involves hysteroscope being inserted into the uterus through the vagina to visualise the uterus and dilation and curette to scrappe away a sample of the endometrium