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    What's the best way to manage athletes with amenorrhea?

    Gamboa, Stephen
    Gaskie, Sean
    Atlas, Michel C.
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    Ruling out secondary causes of amenorrhea is, of course, the first step. Once that's done, you can make a presumptive diagnosis of hypothalamic amenorrhea and advise the patient to increase caloric intake or decrease energy expenditure to promote the return of normal menses (strength of recommendation: C, expert consensus).
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    Journal of family practice, 57, no. 11 (November 2008): 749-750.
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