🩸 Primary vs Secondary Amenorrhea Diagnostic Pathway Simulator
This interactive diagnostic pathway distinguishes between congenital and acquired causes of amenorrhea (such as stress, weight changes, endocrine disorders) with a step-by-step approach to diagnosis.
Primary vs Secondary — the First Branch in the Amenorrhea Algorithm
Placeholder: classification splits workup into congenital versus acquired pathways.
- Age 15: Primary defined by (Placeholder threshold note)
- 3+ months: Secondary defined by (Placeholder cycle gap)
- ~0.1%: Prevalence primary (Placeholder stat)
- ~3-4%: Prevalence secondary (Placeholder stat)
Initial classification step
Placeholder text describing the first branch decision.
Congenital Anatomy and Genetic Screening for Primary Amenorrhea
Placeholder: pelvic imaging and karyotype rule out anatomic and genetic causes.
- Step 1: Pelvic ultrasound (Placeholder note)
- If needed: Karyotype (Placeholder note)
- ~15%: Mullerian anomaly (Placeholder stat)
- ~5%: Turner syndrome (Placeholder stat)
Congenital checklist items
Placeholder text on imaging and karyotype workup order.
Hypothalamic Suppression — Stress, Weight, and Exercise in Secondary Amenorrhea
Placeholder: functional hypothalamic amenorrhea from energy deficit or stress.
- <18.5: Low BMI cutoff (Placeholder note)
- ~35%: FHA share of cases (Placeholder stat)
- Common: Exercise-linked (Placeholder note)
- Often yes: Reversible (Placeholder note)
Lifestyle and stress checklist
Placeholder text on weight, exercise, and stress history intake.
Hormone Panel Screening Across Both Diagnostic Branches
Placeholder: TSH, prolactin, FSH, and androgens screen for endocrine causes.
- Thyroid: TSH (Placeholder note)
- Pituitary: Prolactin (Placeholder note)
- Ovarian: FSH/LH (Placeholder note)
- ~30%: PCOS share (Placeholder stat)
Endocrine panel checklist
Placeholder text describing hormone panel interpretation.
Converging on a Diagnostic Conclusion and Next Steps
Placeholder: findings combine into a final recommended pathway.
- Refer genetics: Congenital path (Placeholder note)
- Lifestyle/endocrine tx: Acquired path (Placeholder note)
- MRI/US: Imaging confirm (Placeholder note)
- 3-6 months: Follow-up (Placeholder note)
Final pathway summary
Placeholder text on concluding the diagnostic algorithm.
Placeholder key insight sentence for stage five conclusion.
This interactive diagnostic pathway distinguishes between congenital and acquired causes of amenorrhea (such as stress, weight changes, endocrine disorders) with a step-by-step approach to diagnosis.
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