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A BNORMAL M ENSTRUATION Matthew Beaumont
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H EAVY / A BNORMAL M ENSTRUAL B LEEDING Menorrhagia Excessive bleeding in normal cycle Clinical definition: interferes QOL Objective: Blood loss______ml 1/3 women
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A ETIOLOGY Idiopathic (majority) F________ (30%) Polyps (10%) Adenomyosis Usually irregular: Chronic Pelvic infection Ovarian tumour Endometrial/ cervical malignancy Rare: Thyroid, von Willebrand’s, anticoagulants therapy
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AMB H X Amount- Flooding? Large clots? Timing Contraception? Menstrual calendar
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O/E Anaemia Irregularly enlarged uterus= fibroids Tenderness +/- enlargement= adenomyosis Ovarian Mass
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I NVESTIGATIONS FBC Coagulation + Thyroid T___________U_______ (assess endometrial thickness) Endometrial biopsy (at hysteroscopy or pipelle) Hysteroscopy
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M EDICAL M ANAGEMENT First line: o I________ Second line: o Antifibrinolytics (___________acid) o NSAIDS o COC 3 rd Line: o Progestogens (oral/ I.M.) o GnRH agonists
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S URGICAL MANAGEMENT Hysteroscopic: o Poylp resection o Endometrial ablation TCRE- Transcervical resection of endometrium Newer: probe or thermal balloons o (TCRF)- transcervical resection fibroid Radical: o Myomectomy o Hysterectomy o Uterine artery embolisation
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Intermenstrual bleeding : ______between periods Irregular periods : outside the normal cycle length of 23- 35 days with a variability of >7 days between shortest and longest cycle
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A ETIOLOGY Extremes of reproductive age PCOS Pelvic pathology: o Fibroids/ Polyps, adenomyosis, ovarian cysts, chronic pelvic infection o Older women: ovarian, cervical, endometrial Malignancy
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O/e : o speculum- cervical polyp Ix: o FBC o Cervical smear o USS: >35s- malignancy o Endometrial biopsy, Pipelle at hysteroscopy
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T REATMENT Medical: IUS/COC- regular and lighter HRT (perimenopause) second lines Surgery: Polyp avulsed and examined histologically ablation less helpful
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P OST COITAL BLEEDING Vaginal bleeding after intercourse (not m____ blood) Hx: Period? First intercourse?
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A ETIOLOGY Cervical ectropion Polyps Atrophic v_______ Cervical carcinoma
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O/E: Speculum + Smear: inspect cervix Avulse polyps and send histology Smear abnormal: Colposcopy – exclude malignancy Treat ectropian with cryotherapy
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