hypergonadotropic


hypergonadotropic

 [hi″per-gon″ah-do-trop´ik] relating to or caused by excessive amounts of gonadotropins.

hy·per·go·nad·o·tro·pic

(hī'pĕr-gō'nad-ō-trop'ik), Indicating an increased production or excretion of gonadotropic hormones.

hypogonadism

Endocrinology 1. Inadequate gonadal function, as manifest by defects in gametogenesis, secretion of, and/or response to, gonadal hormones. Cf Androgen replacement therapy.2. A clinical condition with ↓ or absent phenotypic expression of a person's sexual genotype, which may be 1º, due to a lack of end organ response to FSH or LH produced normally by an intact pituitary gland–hypergonadotropic hypogonadism, or 2º to defective hypothalamic or pituitary hormonal activity–hypogonadotropic hypogonadism Hypogonadism, etiology Primary ♀ Hypergonadotropic Turner syndrome, XX Turner sydrome, XX pure gonadal dysgenesis, mixed gonadal dysgenesis, autoimmune ovarian disease ♂ Hypergonadotropic Congenital anorchia, rudimentary testes, germ cell hypoplasia–del Castillo syndrome, XY Turner phenotype–Noonan syndrome, Klinefelter syndrome and variants, XX males, XYY males Secondary ♀ Hypogonadotropic Carpenter syndrome, hypopituitarism, Lawrence-Moon-Biedl, multiple lentigines syndrome, polycystic ovaries ♂ Hypogonadotropic Amyloidosis, Carpenter syndome, fertile eunuch syndrome, Fröhlich syndrome, Sheehan syndrome, Kallmann's disease, Laurence-Moon-Biedl disease, Lowe syndrome, Prader-Willi syndrome
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hy·per·go·nad·o·tro·pic

(hī'pĕr-gō-nad'ō-trō'pik) Indicating an increased production or excretion of gonadotropic hormones.

hy·per·go·nad·o·tro·pic

(hī'pĕr-gō-nad'ō-trō'pik) Indicating an increased production or excretion of gonadotropic hormones.