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IOS 9 Exam 1

Menopause

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Climacteric Natural transition from reproductive life to non-reproductive life
Perimenopause Approximately 2-6 years before and 1 year after the final menses
Menopause Loss of ovarian function (last menses)
Post menopausal No menses X 12 months
CS-EPT Continous sequential estrogen-progestogen therapy (estrogen daily, with progestogen added on a set sequence)
Systemic ET/EPT Preparations of ET or EPT that have a systemic, not solely vaginal, effect
Perimenopause S/S (4-5 years before menopause) 1st sign irregular bleeding, hot, flashes, depression, vaginal dryness
Perimenopausal treatment Low dose COC or POP, Depo-prevera or IUS (Mirena)
Menopause S/S 12 months of amenorrhea, or 6 months amenorrhea with classic cymptoms, or FSH > 40 +estradiol <20. Smokers undergo 2 years before
Consequences of Menopause Vasomotor instability, decreased libido, urogenital atrophy, risk osteroperosis, increased CVD, cancer, dementia
WHI trial 16608 postmenopausal women-2 endpoints CHD, Invasive breast cancer
WHI results Increased risk of MI, stroke, PE, and DVT, invasive breast cancer crossed designated boundry
WHI CHD risk year 1 81% RR
WHI Breast cancer analysis 49% RR
WHI memory study No change
WHI QOL Mental health improvement, less night sweats, hot flashes
WHI menopausal symptoms & SE Great for Hot flashes, vadinal dryness, joint pain, but not primary outcome
Problem with WHI Older women, overweight, 50% smokers, HTN, No ASA used, low compliance
Conslusions based on WHI HT not indicated for CHD, risks out way benefit, Short term benefit for menopausal s/s
FDA labeling of HT must include Increased risk for MI, stroke, breast cancer, thromboembolism
Contraindication to HT HX of VTE, active arterial thromboembolic event (MI, Stroke), breast cancer, estrogen dependant tumor, Active liver disease
Oral Estrogens undergo FIrst pass metabolism in liver and greater valiability in concentration is achieved, Increase HDL, lower LDL, increase TG, Increase gallbladder risk
Transdermal estrogens Do not undergo 1st pass metabolism in liver, no effect on lipids, decrease gallbladder risk
Natural Estrogens Estradiol, estropipate, conjugated equine estrogen(animal)
Synthetic estrogens Ethinyl estradiol, synthetic conjugated estrogens A
Vaginal Estrogens Can have systemic abs, best for urogenital symptoms watch for endometrial hyperplasia (need progestrone)
Synthetic Progestogens Derrivatives of progesterone
Natural progesterones Chemically synthesized in lab
Progesterones purpose ONLY purpose is to prevent endometrial hyperplasia due to estrogen- endometrial cancer decreased
Natural progestrone products Prometrium (peanut oil), Crinone (palm oil) , Prochieve (palm oil)
Continous HT regimen Daily estrogen +progestogen- will not have menstral cycle
Cyclic HT regimen Daily estrogen +cyclic progesterone (12-14days) WILL HAVE menstral cycle 2 days after progesterone
Intermittent regimen Estrogen alone X3 days, then estrogen +progesterone 3X, long term endometrial effect unknown
Non-Pharm suggestions for Menopause s/s Wear layers, keep cold water ice packs near, perform breathing techniques, quit smoking
Pharm suggestions for menopause s/s HT- 80-90% reduction, Black cohosh (do not use in cancer pt), paxil, venlafaxine, fluoxitine, gabapentin
Urogenetial atrophy-incontinence Vaginal tablets, creams or lubricants, as well as kegel exercises
Poor libido treatment Short term COC, or estratest
Created by: liza001
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