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Title: Laboratory evaluation of amenorrhoea


1
Laboratory evaluation of amenorrhoea
  • Modified by Dr R de Villiers (2007)
  • Dr N Oosthuizen (2006)
  • Dept of Chemical Pathology - UP
  • Block 11

2
Amenorrhoea
  • Primary (1º)
  • no menarche by 16y
  • Secondary (2º)
  • cessation of established menstruation gt3-6 months
  • Trend of earlier onset of menarche workup for
    amenorrhoea at 15y

3
2º Amenorrhoea Case 1
  • 32y ?
  • LNM 3m ago

4
2º Amenorrhoea Causes
Cause Clues Lab investigations Other
Pregnancy ? ß-hCG
Hypothalamic 35 ?Weight ? Exercise Stress illness Clomiphene test
Ovarian Hot flashes Surgery/ Trauma/ Inf/ Infiltration Para-/Thyroid/ Adrenal ?Estradiol, ? FSH Auto Ab
PCOS DM of bearded women with anovulation 30 Hyperandrogenism Hirsutism ?Weight Acne ? DHEAS? Testosterone LHFSH Insulin Resistance (QUICKY) Sonar
Pituitary 19 ? LH, FSH GnRH test
10 Drugs, Hypothyroidism ? prolactin MRI
Uterine 5 History of processes that may ? endometrial scar (Asherman syndrome) Progestin challenge Progestin EE challenge Hystero-scopy
Other 1
Thyroid disorders Hyperthyroidism Sx ?TSH
Adrenal (CAH) Hirsutism ACTH test (17OH Progesterone)
Iatrogenic Contraception
5
1º Amenorrhoea Case
  • 16y ?
  • No menarche

6
1º Amenorrhoea Causes
Cause Clues Lab investigations Other
Chromosomal Turner Syndrome Gonadal dysgenesis Mullerian dysgenesis 50 15 Turner phenotype No 2º sexual Karyotype 45 X0 ?FSH 46 XX N ? Testosterone Sonar No uterus
Hypothalamic 20 ?Weight ? Exercise Stress illness
Vaginal Transverse septum Imperforate hymen 5 Cyclic pelvic pain
Pituitary 5 Short stature Visual field ? FSH, ?LH, ? Prolactin MRI
Adrenal (CAH) 5 Virilization 17OH Progesterone ? DHEAS ? Testosterone ?FSH
PCOS 5 Hyperandrogenism Hirsutism ?Weight Acne ? DHEAS? Testosterone LHFSH Insulin Resistance (QUICKY) Sonar
Thyroid 5 Hypothyroidism Sx ?TSH
Androgen Insensitivity (Testicular Feminization) 5 46 XY ? Testosterone Sonar No uterus
7
Hx and physical exam Rule out pregnancy Prolactin/
TSH/LH/FSH
TSH
?Prolactin
?FSH (gt40)
LH/FSH ?/?
Hypothyroidism Hyperthyroidism
Evaluate hyperprolactin-aemia
Evaluate ovarian failure
Progestin challenge
Withdrawal menses
Withdrawal menses -
Anovulation E2 present
Oestrogen-Progestin challenge
Withdrawal menses
Withdrawal menses -
Anatomic defect
Anovulation E2 absent
Hypothalamic/pituitary disease
8
Evaluate ovarian failure
Anatomic defect
Uterine US
Karyotype if lt30y
Uterus absent
Uterus present
XO, XO mosaic
XX
Karyotype
Premature ovarian failure if lt40y
XY
XX
Galactosaemia 17-OH-ase deficiency Autoimmune
disorder Infection Trauma/surgery Resistant
ovary LH/FSH defects
Testosterone
AIS (T?) Testicular regression
T? 17-OH-ase deficiency
Mullerian agenesis
Asherman Outflow obstruction
9
Abbreviations
  • ß-hCG ß-subunit of human chorionic gonadotropin
  • CAH Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia
  • DHEAS Dehydroepiandrosterone Sulphate
  • E2 Estradiol
  • FSH Follicle Stimulating Hormone
  • LH Luteinizing Hormone
  • PCOS Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
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