Puberty&menopause Flashcards

1
Q
  • def
  • age
  • pathophysiology of puberty
A
  • normal transition from non reproductive to reproductive phase
    -8:14 y
  • gnRH pulsatile manner
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Cp of puberty

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1-Growth spurt: peak velocity at 11 years, with a slow growth at 15 years until closure of bone epiphysis)

2-Breast development, (thelarche) :5 stages under the effect of estrogen.

3-pubarche :under the effect of androgen ,ACTH , also 5 stages
4-Menarche :average age in Egypt is 12.5 years

5-Axillarche :under the effect of androgen.

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3
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What are the disorders of puberty

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1- precocious
2- delayed

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4
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Talk about delayed

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Delayed = 1st amennorrhea

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5
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Talk about precocious pub
- def
- comp
-types

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  • secondary sexual before 8 y with or without menstruation
  • short stature, psychological impact
  • isosexual , heterosexual
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6
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Talk about isosexual

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1- agreement with phenotypic sex

• central or true ( the common) ( gnRH dependent, ovulation ~> preg can occur)

  • constitutional ( the common) : idiopathic premature stimulation of gnRH gene
  • organic : cns lesion that causes gnRH ++
    Tumor
    Inf
    Malformation
    Head trauma

• pericphral or pseudo ( gnRH independent, no ovulation, preg)
- ovarian secreting ovarian tumor
- ocp
- primary hypothyroidism: TSH ~> + FSH

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7
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Talk about heterosexual

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Disagreement with phentypic sex

Peripheral or pseudo
- androgen secretingnovarian tumor
- androgen intake
- congeital adranal hyperplasia

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8
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Diagnosis of precocious

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1- history and examination :
هعرف اشخص انها عندها بلوغ بدري ونوعه iso or heteo

2- inv
Lab
-To diff betwwen central , periphral

~> fsh /lh ( + in central )

  • androgen , E2 if ovarian tumor
  • thyroid function

Imaging
- XRAY FOR BONE AGE
- Ct or mri : pit adenoma
- pelvic us : ovaries and adrenal gland

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9
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Ttt of precious

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  • ttt of cause
  • idiopathic is ttt by gnRH agonists Due to downregulation receptor effect~> decreased GnRH, FSH, and LH continued until the age of puberty
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10
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Talk about perimenopause

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(3)
1-Before the menopause
2-menopausal transition from ovulatory cycles to anovulatory cycles
3- characterized by
* irregular period
* associated with menopausal symptoms as hot flushes, mood changes
*++ inhibin b thus decreasing FSH and LH
*Preserved E2 until the late perimenopausal phase

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11
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Talk about menopause
- def
- etiology
- defind by
- types

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1-Normal transition from reproductive to non-reproductive phase
2-depletion of oocytes
3- year of amenorrhea or Six months with high FSH.
4- Types :
*Natural :
-Due to depletion of the perimordial follicles.
-At the age 45 to 55 with median age of 51 or 52 due to +OCP intake

-types :
Premature below 45
delayed after 55

*Induced :Menopause is done artificially by
-excision of ovarian ovaries due to ovarian tumor
-Ablation of ovarian function due to radiation or chemotherapy or medical ttt

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12
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Why is it misnomer

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Mens - ovulation as ovarian tumor ✅
Ovulation - mens as hysterectomy ❌

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13
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Endocrine changes

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1-Increased inhibin B that started at perimenopause

2-High FSH and LH
3-Decreased E2
4- Decreased SEBG
5-Increased free T hormone.

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14
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Changes in body system

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(4)
Mainly due to low E2
( resp for mucus regeneration, elasticity)

• Pelvic ligament : weakness, tendency to pelvic organ prolapse
• urethra and urinary bladder :loss of elasticity, urinary dysfunction,urinary stress incontinence due to weakness of pelvic ligament

•uterus: smaller
•endometrium: thinner, below 5 mm
•cervix: thinner
•vagina : dryness, thinner, atrophic, low vascularity, high pH,

•breasts :become small and flabby due to fat replacement with atrophy of active glandular elements,

•skin :low thickness, low collagen.

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15
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Cp of menopause

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(9)

1-Vasomotor disorders :Hot flushes with cold sweats (4)

-Due to inappropriate stimulation of thermoregulatory center in the hypothalamus with vasodilation of vessels in the skin of the neck,chest ~> + temperature in skin, although the core temperature is normal
-takes 5 minutes
-starts at perimenopause and become aggressive at menopause
-more aggressive in الستات الرفيعة

2-psychological: aniexty, insomnia, mood changes

3- GIT symptoms :constipation, abdominal distension, tendency to weight gain
4-urinary :frequency, dysuria, urinary stress incontinence
5- genital :dryness of vagina
6-tendency to pelvic organ prolapse

7-androgenic symptoms : hirsutim

8-risk of cardiovascular disease: +LDL ,–HDL
9- risk of osteopenia and osteoporosis due to decreased mineral bone density.

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16
Q
  • inv
  • management
    Of menopause
A

Inv
1-1 year with amenorrhea
2- 6 months with high FSH
3- low E2
4- menopausal symptoms

Ttt
1- reassurance about the physiological symptoms

2- education about healthy lifestyle : food with high phytoestro ,vitamin D, calcium ,exercising, no smoking(– estrogen)

3-symptomatic treatment

4- following up INV by
Dexa, lipid profile, mammography, TVS ( ut) ,pap smear cytology ( cervix , vagina)

17
Q

Comp of menopause

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1- CVS disease :
-high LDL, low HDL
-susceptible for coronary heart disease, MI, HTN, atherosclerosis

2-osteoporosis
-DEF:decreased mineral bone density
- etiology : Bone mineral calcium loss, Osteoclasts >Osteoplasts

  • sites :Vertebrae, Radius, Femur
  • cp : with Minor trauma, there is a risk of fracture
    -Risk factors :Premature menopause, Lack of exercise, Smoking
    -P :
    *food with high calcium ,Vitamin d Phytoestrogen

*No smoking
*Exercising
- inv : DEXA

  • TTT :
  • for Slowing Down Bone Breakdown : -Biphosphonate :Orally Intaken Once a Week

-Calcitonin: Nasal Spray

  • for bone Anabolic
  • Teraparatide : im
  • HT :
    -Not the Primary Therapy
    -Selective Estrogen Receptor Modulator ( serm) ( raloxifene ) : Effective but se is Hot Flushes
    -Phytoestrogens.
18
Q

Talk about ht in menopause

A

1- artificial ~> gyn ,,, naturanl ~> obs

2- H used
-Estrogen :not used due high risk for endometrial hyperplasia, carcinoma except in hysterectomy

-Estrogen with prg ( distract) to avoid endometrial hyperplasia, carcinoma

-Indications:
*Menopausal symptoms as hot flushes, mood swings
*vaginal dryness
* secondary therapy for osteoporosis

-Contra :
*CVS disorders as synthetic estrogen +LDL, -HDL.

*History of any tumor
*Undiagnosed abnormal bleeding from genitalia
*Acute liver disease

-Schedule:
* Continuous :
~No menses
~ but irregular bleeding due to overgrowing of the endometrium, (alarming in menopause)

  • Cyclic :
    ~3 weeks then 1 off
    ~Menses
  • Local vaginal cream for dryness of the vagina. *Estrogen :oral , transdermal, subdermal, in hysterectomy only.