A 21-year-old woman comes for consultation with a hormonal study showing FSH 0.29 mUl/mL (normal in follicular phase = 3.50-12.50 mUl/mL) and LH < 0.1 mUl/mL (normal in follicular phase 2.40-12.60 mUl/mL). We should make a differential diagnosis between the following clinical situations EXCEPT:
This is because in early ovarian failure FSH and LH are elevated. This is confirmed by the SEGO protocol called Early Menoguia. The rest of the diagnoses are consistent with these analytical parameters.
Administration of combined oral contraceptives.
Premature ovarian failure.
Eating behavior disorder.
Craniopharyngioma.
The rest of the diagnoses are consistent with these analytical parameters.
This is because in early ovarian failure FSH and LH are elevated. This is confirmed by the SEGO protocol called Early Menoguia.
The rest of the diagnoses are consistent with these analytical parameters.
The rest of the diagnoses are consistent with these analytical parameters.