Patients are
classified as :
WHO-1 - hypo-gonadotropic, hypo-estrogenic, (15%)
WHO-2 - normo-gonadotropic, normo-estrogenic, (80%) and
WHO-3 -
hyper-gonadotropic, hypo-estrogenic (5%)
( Class 1 has hypothalamic-pituitary failure
Class 2 has hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian axis dysfunction
Class 3 has ovarian failure )
The WHO
criteria for classification of anovulation include :
the determination of -
- oligomenorrea (menstrual cycle >35 days) or
- amenorrhoea (menstrual
cycle > 6 months) in combination with -concentration of prolactin,
follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) and estradiol (E2).
The vast majority of anovulation
patients belong to the WHO-2 group and demonstrate very heterogeneous
symptoms ranging from anovulation, obesity, biochemical or clinical
hyperandrogenism and insulin resistance.
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