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407.2.0.1 ð Cram Sheet
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- PCOS = #1 cause (~70-80%)
- Ferriman-Gallwey ⥠8 (white women)
- Idiopathic hirsutism: normal hormones + family + ethnicity
- Non-classic CAH 21-OH: 17-OH-prog elevated (basal or post-ACTH)
- Tumor red flags: T > 200, DHEA-S > 700, sudden onset, virilization
- Hirsutism vs hypertrichosis vs virilization distinction
- Treatment: COC + spironolactone (most)
- Spironolactone teratogenic (avoid pregnancy planning)
- Eflornithine cream slow hair growth
- Laser/electrolysis permanent hair removal
407.2.0.2 â é« yield
407.2.0.2.1 Causes Hierarchy
- PCOS 70-80%
- Idiopathic 10-15%
- Non-classic CAH 5%
- Cushingâs
- Tumor (æ¥æ§, severe)
- Drug-induced
- Hyperprolactinemia (mild)
- Hyperthyroid (rare)
- Acromegaly (rare)
- HAIR-AN syndrome
407.2.0.2.2 Drug Causes
- Anabolic steroid
- Danazol
- Valproate
- Cyclosporine
- Minoxidil
- Phenytoin
- Glucocorticoid (mild)
407.2.0.3 ð¯ èªææª¢æž¬
- Hirsutism #1 cause? â PCOS
- Ferriman-Gallwey cutoff? â ⥠8 (white)
- Tumor T threshold? â > 200 ng/dL
- Adrenal DHEA-S threshold? â > 700 ÎŒg/dL
- CAH 17-OH-prog basal? â > 200 ng/dL
- Idiopathic hirsutism workup? â Normal hormones, family Hx, ethnicity
- Spironolactone teratogenic? â Yes (avoid in pregnancy)
- Eflornithine? â Slows hair growth (topical)
- Laser hair removal? â Permanent reduction
- Drug-induced examples? â Anabolic, danazol, valproate, cyclosporine, minoxidil
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