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Anovulation
, Ovulatory Dysfunction
History
Evaluation of Anovulation
Confirm Anovulation
See
Ovulation
See
Anovulatory Bleeding
Plot
Menstrual Cycle
pattern
Pituitary Adenoma
history
Galactorrhea
Visual changes
Hyperandrogenism
history (e.g.
Hirsutism
, HAIR-AN)
Lifestyle factors (e.g. emotional stress)
Weight change (excessive gain or loss)
Exposure to
Teratogen
s
Examination
Hyperandrogenism
(e.g.
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
)
Obesity
Hirsutism
Assess for syndromes
Altered
Sense of Smell
Altered
Breast
development
Assess for
Pituitary Adenoma
s
Visual Field Defect
s
Galactorrhea
Pelvic exam
Evaluate for pelvic mass
Cervical Mucus
(increased amount or thickness)
Hormonal effects
Differential Diagnosis
See
Infertility
and
Infertility Causes
Pregnancy
Menopause
or
Premature Ovarian Failure
Labs
See
Ovulation
Day 3 FSH, LH,
Estradiol
Day 21
Progesterone
Consider Day 25
Endometrial Biopsy
Will show no secretory effect in Anovulation
Consider
Testosterone
and
DHEA
levels if
Virilization
Consider 17-Hydroxyprogesterone
Management
Inducing
Ovulation
for Fertility
Treat specific underlying diseases
Thyroid
disease
Pituitary Adenoma
Clomiphene Citrate
(
Clomid
) alone
If no
Ovulation
with
Clomiphene
Consider 8 day course of
Clomid
Consider with HCG if no
Ovulation
occurs
HCG 10,000 units IM or 250 mcg SC
Monitor follicle with
Ultrasound
Give when follicle 20 mm
Monitor follicle on days 10-12
Anticipate 2 mm/day growth
Consider with
Metformin
(Polycystic ovarian syndrome)
Consider with
Glucocorticoid
s (adrenal hyperfunction)
Indicated for adrenal suppression
Obtain AM
Cortisol
for baseline
Dosing:
Prednisone
10 mg or
Dexamethasone
500 mcg
Protocol
Cycle for days 3-7 with
Clomid
or
Continuous
Glucocorticoid
alone
Consider with Gonadotropins (e.g.
Parlodel
)
Clomid
given 1-2 amps IM or SC and
Gonadotropin given on day 9-10
Consider
Progesterone
Indicated in
Luteal Phase
defect
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