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Re: ?premature menopauseFrom: guy venezia (venezia.gaetano@mhsil.com)Wed Aug 4 18:17:34 1999
does sound like premature ovarian failure. i believe the recommendation to check karyotype for mosaicism is 25 y.o or younger. do not think it is necessary at age 29. guy venezia > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > "Dr. John Teo M.R.C.O.G" wrote: > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > I have a 29 years old patient recently married with a history of > > spontaneous irregular periods cycle length about 3 to 6 months and the > > duration of period being a few days and scanty. hormonal profile showed > > very high FSH and LH with FSH of about 70 - 80 IU/L and LH of 30 - 40 > > IU/L on repeated occasions.All other hormonal profiles are normal. > > She has no menopausal symptoms. > >> > >You might also consider a karyotype. >Allan T. Bombard, MD
-- gaetano venezia
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