PATHOPHYSIOLOGY

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PATHOPHYSIOLOGY Part of “CHAPTER 99 – PREMENSTRUAL SYNDROME“ The pathophysiology of PMS is unknown. There appear to be two primary determinants. The first is cyclic function of the hypothalamic–pituitary–ovarian axis,…

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CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS

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CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS Part of “CHAPTER 99 – PREMENSTRUAL SYNDROME“ The symptoms of PMS fall into one of four temporal patterns (Fig. 99-1).5 The most severely affected women report having only…

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DEFINITION

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DEFINITION Part of “CHAPTER 99 – PREMENSTRUAL SYNDROME“ Premenstrual syndrome is the cyclic recurrence in the luteal phase of the menstrual cycle of a combination of distressing physical, psychological, and/or…

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PREMENSTRUAL SYNDROME

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PREMENSTRUAL SYNDROME Robert L. Reid Ruth C. Fretts Most minor physical and psychological changes that mark the endocrine cyclicity of women of reproductive age (called premenstrual molimina) are normal phenomena…

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INFERTILITY AND ENDOMETRIOSIS

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INFERTILITY AND ENDOMETRIOSIS Part of “CHAPTER 98 – ENDOMETRIOSIS“ The most common medical problem caused by endometriosis is pelvic pain. The second most common problem caused by endometriosis is a…

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TREATMENT OF ENDOMETRIOSIS: ANDROGEN THERAPY

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TREATMENT OF ENDOMETRIOSIS: ANDROGEN THERAPY Part of “CHAPTER 98 – ENDOMETRIOSIS“ The first hormonal treatment of endometriosis was the intramuscular administration of testosterone. High-dose parenteral testosterone therapy was demonstrated to…

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ENDOMETRIOSIS LESIONS ARE STEROID RESPONSIVE

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ENDOMETRIOSIS LESIONS ARE STEROID RESPONSIVE Part of “CHAPTER 98 – ENDOMETRIOSIS“ Mechanical (retrograde menstruation) and endocrine factors (estradiol, progesterone) contribute to the development of endometriosis lesions. In most women, the…

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