This protocol addresses hypophysitis in a premenopausal female patient where pituitary inflammation has led to central hypogonadism — impaired gonadotropin secretion resulting in loss of normal ovarian function.
Female sex, premenopausal. Central hypogonadism is confirmed as a consequence of hypophysitis. Uterine status is a clinically relevant factor in determining the appropriate treatment formulation.
Management in this population centres on hormone replacement therapy. The specific formulation used differs based on individual anatomical and clinical circumstances.
DOI: 10.1016/j.beem.2019.101371
In premenopausal women with central hypogonadism, hormone replacement therapy should be provided (combined oestrogen – progestin formulations for women with intact uterus and oestrogen-only formulations for those who have undergone hysterectomy).
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