Question 230 · LEK · Menstrual disorders
A young female patient gave birth to her child about a year ago through the vaginal delivery, after which curettage was necessary because of fragments of the placenta did not separate from the uterus. She stopped breastfeeding 4 months ago, but the periods have not reoccurred yet. Her medical history may suggest:
- A. Kallmann syndrome.
- B. Sheehan’s syndrome.
- C. Asherman’s syndrome.
- D. Mayer-Rokitansky-Küster-Hauser syndrome.
- E. Couvelaire syndrome.
Hint
Link the postpartum uterine curettage with the type of damage it can cause to the basal layer of the endometrium.
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