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Intermenstrual bleeding
(Painless)
Uterine pathology: endometrial polyp, endometrial CA, adenomyosis, fibroids

Cervical pathology: ectropion, infective cervicitis, polyp, CA

Vagina: trauma, cancer, atrophic vaginitis

Ovary: Anovulatory DUB

Pregnancy
Irregular bleeding related to OCP
Anticoagulants
IMB in women > 40 should raise what alarm bells?
Endometrial CA
Female Fertility Investigations
FSH (day 2-5) N: 1-11
LH (day 2-5) N: 0.5 - 14.5
Day 21 Progesterone (7days before next anticipated menstrual period) N>30
Prolactin
Testosterone
TFTs (not routine)

Rubella immune status
Folic acid supplements until 12 weeks gestation

Tubal patency testing
+/- Semen analysis
Causes of prolactinaemia
Micro/macroadenoma
Idiopathic secretion
Drugs
Hypothyroidism
Ectropic PRL secretion
Chronic renal failure
Drugs causing hyperPRL (due to anti-DA effects)
Metoclopramide
Phenothiazines
Reserpine
Methyldopa
Omeprazole, ranitidine, bendrofluazide
Secondary Amenorrhea
No periods for 6 months or more
Sheehan's Syndrome
Pituitary necrosis after PPH
-amenorrhea
-inhibits breast-feeding
Prevalence of premature menopause
1% of women <40 y/o
Hypo-oestrogenic effects of menopause
Vaginal dryness
Vasomotor symptoms (hot flushes, night sweats)
Osteoporosis
Increased CVS risk
Psychological and social effects of premenopause
Infertility
Need to take HRT
Feeling if inadequacy as a woman
Impact on relationships
Menopausal investigations
FSH
LH
Prolactin
Oestradiol
Testosterone
TFTs
FBC: Hb, WBC, plts
Repeat to ensure no mid-cycle surge. Do baseline bonescan.
Re
Management of premature menopause
HRT
Fertility options: adoption, childlessness, IVF
Patient support organisations
Typical presentation of fibroids (4)
Menorrhagia
Abdominal mass
Pressure effects from pressure on the bladder, stomach or bowel
Infertility
DDx of secondary amenorrhea
Hypothalamic: chronic illness, stress, anorexia, excessive exercise

Pituitary: hyperPRL, hypothyroidism, breast-feeding

Ovarian: PCOS, premature ovarian failure, iatrogenic(chemotherapy, radiotherapy, Oophorectomy), long-acting progesterone contraception

Uterine: pregnancy, Asherman's syndrome, cervical stenosis
DDx of secondary amenorrhea
Hypothalamic: chronic illness, stress, anorexia, excessive exercise

Pituitary: hyperPRL, hypothyroidism, breast-feeding

Ovarian: PCOS, premature ovarian failure, iatrogenic(chemotherapy, radiotherapy, Oophorectomy), long-acting progesterone contraception

Uterine: pregnancy, Asherman's syndrome, cervical stenosis
DDx Postmenopausal bleeding
Endometrial cancer
Endometrial/ endocervical polyp
Endometrial hyperplasia
Atrophic vaginitis
Iatrogenic (anticoagulants, IUD, HRT)
Infective (candidiasis)