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Primary Amenorrhea in Adolescents: Approach to Diagnosis and Management
Primary Amenorrhea in Adolescents: Approach to Diagnosis and Management
Primary Amenorrhea in Adolescents: Approach to Diagnosis and Management This article provides a definition of primary amenorrhoea, diagnostic steps and common causes. Primary amenorrhoea is defined as a condition in which a woman 15 years of age or older has not experienced her first menstrual period, which may be caused by endocrine, genetic or anatomical abnormalities. The article also discusses diagnostic tools, such as hormone testing and ultrasound, and emphasises the importance of multidisciplinary teams in dealing with these complex cases. Finally, it makes recommendations for hormone replacement therapy for amenorrhoeic patients and explores the management of long-term reproductive health.
Discussion Topic: In modern society, many people may experience irregular or delayed menstruation due to stress, diet, or health conditions. How do you think these daily factors affect a woman’s menstrual cycle? What lifestyle habits can we adopt to maintain our reproductive health?
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