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Menorrhagie
heavy and long bleeding
Polymenorrhea =
short menstrual cycle
Oligomenorrhea =
long menstrual cycle
Metromenorrhagia =
irregular long and heavy bleeding
premenstrual syndrome, type 1-4
Type I.- in the midlle of the cycle
Type II.- second third of the cycle
Type III.- midlle and second half
Type IV.- same as typ I + peri menstrual period
premenstrual syndrome
1) who
2) def
3) when
1) 25-33% of the female population 30-45 years
2) Definice : cyklic, repetitive – changes -
3) second half of the cycle
etiology of premenstral syndrome
• High oestrogens, low progesterons
• Hyperprolaktemy
• hypokalcemie, deficit vitamins
• High aldosteron, higher activity renin angiotensin system
premenstrual syndrome - clinical
• Depresion, anxiety,
• Breast pain
• Oedemas
• GIT issues
• Head ache
premenstrual syndrome - examination
• Ultrasound
• Organic issues (hyperprolaktemy, endometriosis)
premenstrual syndrome - therapy
• Non- farmacologic
• Dealing with organic issues ….
• Dietetic and water metabolism
pharmacologic therapy of premenstrual syndrome
• diuretics
• nesteroid antiflogiscs (dysmenorea)
• bromokriptin (breast pain)
• suplementation of the Ca2+
hormonal therapy of premenstrual syndrome
o COC,
o gestagens (Depo-provera)
o Analogs GnRh
psychopharmacologic therapy of premenstrual syndrome
SSSRI- sentralin, citalopram)
surgical therapy of premenstrual syndrome
bilateral oophorektomy (the surgical removal of ovaries)