SFEEU2023 Society for Endocrinology Clinical Update 2023 Workshop E: Disorders of the gonads (8 abstracts)
East and North Herts NHS Trust, Stevenage, United Kingdom
26-year-old referred with primary amenorrhea. Described puberty aged 11 years with breast and axillary hair development. One day of a menstrual period in secondary school. She has a partner and would like to start a family.
PMH
T2DM on metformin and liraglutide Undiagnosed but possible learning disability/ autism Increased BMI, 57.5 kg/m2
Examination
Increased BMI Afro-Caribbean ethnicity Normal breast development Acanthosis in axilla
Investigations Normal TV scan normal ovaries, endometrium 3 mm FSH 3.9 U/lLH 4.8 U/lOestradial 281 pmol/lBeta HCG negative SHBG 15.8 nmol/lProlactin 120 mU/l17-OH progesterone < 1.6 nmol/lTestosterone 2.2 DHEA sulphate 7.7 umol/lTSH 1.53 T4 -19.5 Overnight dexamethasone suppression test cortisol < 25 nmol/lChromosome analysis XX Progesterone challenge - Medroxyprogesterone withdrawal bleed Pituitary MRI normal appearance
Impression
Possible functional amenorrhea secondary to obesity
Management
Patient referred to tertiary centre for further management of weight.