ArticleThe Journal of the Canadian Chiropractic Association2013
The female athlete triad: a case series and narrative overview.
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Abstract
objectiveTo illustrate the varying presentations of the female athlete triad and to inform the practitioner of the potential sequelae of this common condition. CLINICAL FEATURES: Four patients presented with a variety of signs and symptoms of the female athlete triad including low caloric intake, osteoporosis, amenorrhea and/or endothelial dysfunction. INTERVENTION AND OUTCOME: A conservative treatment approach was utilized in each case including education on the female athlete triad, education on increased caloric intake and a referral to the family physician.
conclusionHealth care practitioners should be aware of the different clinical presentations of the female athlete triad. A narrative review of the literature is provided to educate practitioners on the components of the female athlete triad, proper diagnosis and appropriate management.
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