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Menstrual and Endometriosis

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Diag criteria of PMS At least one "Affective" and "Somatic" during five days befores menses for AT LEAST 3 previous menstrual cycles
Diag criteria of PMDD During Luteal phase (5 - 1 from primary). Preset for most months of previous year. No longer present the week of and after menses
Diet supplement of PMS and PMDD Vit B6 (avoid dose >100 mg/d), Calcium Carbonate (1200mg/d)
Pharmacologic theray of PMDD (after 3 mo of non-pharmacologic) CHC, SSRI, Diuretics (Spirinolactone = during Lutenal), NSAIDS, GnRH agonist
What not recommend treatment of PMDD Benzo, Other antidepressants, Bromocriptine (because of ADR)
What drugs - helpful for bloating, breast tenderness, and water wt gain (monitor electrolytes) Diuretics - spinolactone
What drugs - Intermittent therapy (luteal phase only) is as effective as continuous treatment SSRI
Mefenamic acid NASID -- Naproxen
Commorbid psychologic disorder of PMDD Depression, Bipolar, Postpartum depression (major), Substance abuse, FH of mood disorders
Symptoms no longer present the week of and after menses PMDD
Risk factors of PMDD Age >30 (as early as 14), FH
Etiology of Menstrual disorder Decrease GABA, 5-HT, Prostaglandin. Sex hormones sensitive to sligh fluctuation. Symptoms improved when ovulation is inhibit
Symptoms during 5 days before mens for at least 3 previous menstrual cycles PMS
Prevelence of Endometriosis Peak 30-40s, pelvic pain and infertility but also aymptomatic
Treatmnet Endometriosis: Minimal to Mild NSAIDS and Contraceptive
Treatmnet Endometriosis: Mod to severe Surgery
Drugs - First choice for mod to severe of Endometriosis GnRH Agonist (6 mo max --> bone effect)
Drugs? Inhibit Estrogen production by causing (-) FB o LH and FSH GnRH Agonist
Adminster of GnRH Inject (SubQ) monthly or q3 mos depending on dose
What meds need to "add back" to relieve symptoms GnRH agonist
Goserelin Acetate (Zoladex) GnRH agonist
Leuprolide Acetate (Lupron Depot) GnRH agonist
Nefareline Acetate (Synarel) GnRH agonist
One study, post-operative use was superior to Goserlin Acetate (GnRH agonist) with respect to ----? Mirena (IDU) -- to dysmenorrhea (painful menstruation)
Drug - No deleterious efects o bone mireal density Danazol (Inhibit LH and FSH)
Have androgenic properties ADR Danazol (does not treat pain NOR restore fertility)
PCOS Menstrual problems Women don't ovulate and may be oligomenorrheic or amenorrheic
PCOS: Acanthosis Nigrican? Skin hyperplasia = brown or gray around the neck
PCOS Complications Glu intolerance, diabetes, HTN, Dyslipidemia and CHD. Endometrial hyperplasia and cancer (insufficient progesterone)
DecreaseInsuline sensitivity Metformin, TZD (Pioglitazone, Rosiglitazone), Acarbose
Recommend for intfertility Clomiphene Citrate and Urofollitrofin (Bravelle)
Drugs - Lowering Testosterone concentration and promote ovulation Metformin
BBW: heart failure? TZD (thiazolidiediones)
Drugs - Decrease androgen concentration. also Absorption of Carb and decrease BMI Acararbose
Flutamide Androgen Antagonist
Finasteride Androgen Antagonist
Spironolactone Diurectic - Androgen antagonist
BBW: hepatoxiticy Flutamide
Preg X finasteride
Non-pharmacologic Therapy for PMS or PMDD Supportive therapy, A structure sleep schedule, Dietary restriction (Na, Caffeine restriction), Fiber, low fat, complex carb. Aerobic excercise
PMM Treatment: Mild to Moderate Good nutrition, excercise, Calcium Supplement
PMM Treatment: Predominatly Physical symptoms NSAIDS, Spirinolactone, or CHC
PMM Treatment: Predominantly mood symptoms and impariment in functioning Inititiate SSRI, then initiate GnRH agonist with add-back
PMM Treatment: Combo Hormonal Contraceptive NOTES Only improve physical symptoms (not mood), Drosperione ?better. NO PROGESTERONE ALONE
ADR or GnRH agonist Hot flushes, sweating, vaginal dryness, loos bone density, emotional liabiltiy, decrease libido. NO longer period. (must use add-back)
ADR of Continuous progesting (Depo-Provera) Breakthrough bleeding, wt gain, fluid retention, delayed menstrual cycle recovery
MOA of GnRH agonist binding to pituitary receptors cuasing (-) FB on LH and FSH release --> LH receoptor down regulation (initialy they increase release)
MOA of Danazol Inhibiting secretion of LH and FSH. No deleterious effect on bone density but have Angrogenic properties
Drugs cause local endometrial stabilization (pseudo-decidualization) IUD ( better than GnRH for post-operative used to treat dysmenorrhea (painful menstrual)
Created by: _Tom_
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