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Ms Adrian had a 26-year history of PCOS, characterized by oligomenorrhea or amenorrhea, hirsutism, hyperandrogenism, and polycystic ovaries, confirmed by several laboratory tests and ultrasound. Twenty years ago, her gynaecologist suggested lifestyle changes such as exercises, nutritional guidance, low doses of oral contraceptive pills, cosmetic therapy, and laser therapy for hirsutism. With the use of oral contraceptive pills, she experienced an improvement in her menstrual cycles, although she continued to have mood swings, irritability, and severe headaches, which were extremely distressing. She was switched to several oral contraceptive pills, but all showed severe side effects. She discontinued all oral contraceptive pills after a few months of use.
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Question of
07.5 According to the first paragraph:
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Ms Adrian could not carry on with treatment options for long.
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Ms Adrian was able to maintain consistency in trying treatment for her condition.
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Ms Adrian commenced treatment after many years since she was diagnosed with PCOS.
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Oral contraceptive pills could achieve a lasting solution for all her problems for a while.
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Question of
Ms Adrian stopped the use of oral contraceptive pills because:
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They had no effect on her conditions.
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They had more pros than cons.
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They could not do very much to ease her distress.
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They had more side effects than expected.
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Question of
According to the first paragraph:
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Ms Adrian started taking medication for PCOS immediately after she was diagnosed.
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Ms Adrian started taking medication only after 6 years since she was diagnosed with PCOS.
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Ms Adrian was diagnosed with PCOS by her gynaecologist.
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Ms Adrian was diagnosed with PCOS 6 years prior to starting OCP suggested by her gynaecologist.
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