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Gynaecology & Obstetrics Normal Menstruation, Abnormal Menstruation, Menopausal Physiology and forsight of conception 3428843b

A lady with secondary amenorrhea is negative for progesterone challenge test but positive for combined estrogen and progesterone challenge test. What is the probable cause:-

A
Ovarian failure
B
PCOD
C
Asherman syndrome
D
Pregnancy
High-Yield Explanation
PCOS has plenty estrogens but no progesterones, hence Progesterone therapy will elicit a withdrawal bleeding Asherman Syndrome is Endometrial Fibrosis, hence no estrogen or progesterone will show any effect In Pregnancy , if Estrogen and progesterones are given, it will not cause a withdrawal since the patient herself is making adequate amount of those hormones. Only ovarian failure or an Hypothalamic failure will be positive for combined estrogen and progesterone challenge test.

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