Hormone-Related Conditions Flashcards

(9 cards)

1
Q

What is Hirsutism?

A

Male-pattern hair growth in women

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What are common causes of Hirsutism?

A

Medications
Emotional distress/depression
PCOS
Cushing syndrome
Congenital adrenal hyperplasia
Androgen use
androgen-secreting tumor
carcinoma

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3
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What medications are commonly associated with Hirsutism?

A

Minoxidil
Valproic Acid
Phenytoin

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4
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What are symptoms of Virilization?

A

Clitoromegaly
Deeping of the voice
Irregular menstrual periods
acne
increased muscle mass

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5
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What testing should be done when patients present with irregular periods and signs of virilization?

A

Prolactin
DHEA
Testosterone
FSH/LH
17-Hydroxyprogesterone

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How do you manage Hirsutism?

A

OCP, antiandrogens, metformin in PCOS

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What is the #1 cause of Oligomenorrhea in the United States?

A

PCOS

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What are the criteria used to diagnose PCOS?

A

Clinical hirsutism and/or high testosterone/DHEA
Irregular Menstruation
10 Cysts on pelvis US with enlarged ovary >10cm

Needs 2 of the 3 criteria

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How is PCOS treated?

A

Metformin

BP, lipid, glucose management

OCP with progesterone: regulate menstruation

Spironolactone (last-line)

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