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PCOS Awareness Symposium 2015 Philadelphia Saturday, April 18 th, 2015 The PCOS - Diabetes Connection Preventing Stroke, Kidney Disease, Liver Disease & Other Complications Katherine Sherif, MD Professor & Vice Chair, Department of Medicine Director, Jefferson Women s Primary Care Thomas Jefferson University

Type 2 Diabetes 3 rd leading cause of death in US By the time of diagnosis with T2D, you have been insulin resistant for at least 12 years

Increased conversion to diabetes Nurses Health Study: 101,073 8 year period Conversion to type 2 diabetes was double in women who were oligomenorrheic compared to women who were eumenorrheic 27% of women with type 2 diabetes had PCOS JAMA 2001; 286:2421 2426 Diab Care 2001; 24:1050 1052

Prevalence of IGT & diabetes Thin vs. obese PCOS 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Obese PCOS Thin PCOS No PCOS IGT Diabetes Legro, JCEM 1999

PCOS: Prevalence of IGT & diabetes 35% have IGT 35 30 10% have diabetes 25 20 IGT 15 10 Type 2 diabetes 5 0 PCOS Diabetes Care 1999, 22:141 146

PCOS & weight-matched controls PCOS women have a higher prevalence of hyperinsulinemia Clin Endocrinol Metab 1987;65:499 507 PCOS women have a greater degree of hyperinsulinemia Diabetes 1989;38:1165 1174 16% of PCOS developed diabetes at menopause compared to 6% of obese women Fertil Steril 1992;57(3):505-13

Insulin resistance underlies T2D Insulin resistance Impaired glucose tolerance Impaired fasting glucose Type 2 diabetes

What is insulin resistance? The body RESISTS taking sugar into the cells Insulin can t link with the receptors on the surfaces of cells because there aren t enough receptors Something goes wrong in the chemical reaction at the time of linking The body can t use the sugar in the blood & hi BG develops bringing on DM symptoms

Causes of insulin resistance Combination of genetic and lifestyle factors Heredity Ethnic group--na, AA, Latinas, South Asians Abdominal obesity interferes w/ insulin action Lack of exercise and high caloric diet Stressful lifestyle stress hormones released Pregnancy-increase in weight and production of placental hormones raise glucose

Certain proteins and/or enzymes released by stored fat act on muscle and liver cells to impair the way they read insulin signals to process glucose Visceral abdominal fat sheds more free fatty acids; elevated TG levels increases insulin production promoting further fat storage

How does abdominal fat cause IR? Abdominal fat continuously releases TG into the branch of the bloodstream that feeds the liver This increases the body s need for insulin Demand for more insulin causes pancreas to work harder to produce elevated insulin levels High levels of insulin in blood down-regulate the affinity for insulin that insulin receptors all over the body have naturally- tolerance causes > IR

What defines insulin Hyperglycemia resistance? Dyslipidemia- high triglyceride, low HDL Central obesity Elevated blood pressure - greater than 130/80

How important is control? For every 1% rise in Hb A1c: there is an 18% rise in risk of heart attack Tight blood sugar control reduces risk of CVD Goals: FBS pre-meal <110, Post-meal <180 HbA1c <7%

Examine your blood tests Liver function tests: AST, ALT the lower, the better Creatinine (blood) the lower, the better A1c (or hemoglobin A1c) the lower, the better Triglycerides the lower, the better

Link with Coronary Artery Disease Coronary angiography: women with polycystic ovaries have more extensive CAD extensive = number of segments with >50% stenosis NHS: oligomenorrheic women followed for 8 years had double the risk of fatal MI Retrospective study oligomenorrheic women in the 1950 s were 7.4 x s more likely to have MI in their 50 s and 60 s Birdsall, Annals Int Med, 1997 Dahlgren, Acta Obstet Gynecol Scand, 1992

Pathophysiology GnRH pulsatility Theca cell LH Progesterone 17 - OH P androstenedione & T Granulosa Follicle X A* testosterone estrone Estradiol Peripheral conversion A* = aromatase

Insulin Pathophysiology GnRH pulsatility Theca cell LH SHBG Progesterone 17 - OH P androstenedione testosterone estradiol Free T X Follicle X testosterone estrone Peripheral conversion

Traditional Treatment Oral contraceptives Oligomenorrhea Hirsutism Acne Alopecia Anti-androgens Hirsutism Alopecia Clomiphene Infertility

ovary ovary endothelium testosterone hyperinsulinemia endothelial dysfunction acne anovulation hirsutism dyslipidemia diabetes infertility Overweight Acanthosis nigricans hypertension Sherif 2006

Traditional treatment does not address hyperinsulinemia ovary ovary endothelium testosterone hyperinsulinemia endothelial dysfunction acne anovulation hirsutism dyslipidemia diabetes infertility Overweight Acanthosis nigricans hypertension

Key: decrease insulin resistance Nutrition Decrease simple carbohydrates Decrease calories Increase physical activity Insulin-sensitizing medications Insulin-sensitizing supplements

Multiple Signs & Symptoms Irregular periods, Bleeding too much, Bleeding too little, Anxiety, Depression, Eating disorders, Weight gain, Acanthosis nigricans, Skin tags, Follicular keratitis, Hirsutism, Acne, Alopecia, Excess sweating, Seborrheic dermatitis, Hidradenitis supparativa, Fatty liver, High triglycerides, low HDL-cholesterol, Elevated glucose, Infertility, Breastfeeding problems, Poor sleep, Miscarriages, Fatigue, Endometrial cancer

Prescription for Treatment Goals Dermatologic symptoms caused by androgens Hirsutism Acne Alopecia Excess sweating Seborrheic dermatitis Hidradenitis supparativa

Prescription for Treatment Goals Symptoms directly related to insulin resistance Weight gain Acanthosis nigricans Skin tags Follicular keratitis

Prescription for Treatment Goals Psychologic/psychiatric symptoms Anxiety Depression Eating Disorders

Prescription for Treatment Goals Metabolic problems Fatty liver High triglycerides and low HDL-cholesterol Elevated A1c (3-month sugar)

Prescription for Treatment Goals Infertility Sleep apnea Difficulty breastfeeding

Key: decrease insulin resistance Nutrition Decrease simple carbohydrates Decrease calories Increase physical activity Sleep Insulin-sensitizing medications Insulin-sensitizing supplements

Improve Insulin Sensitivity Medications that may decrease weight Insulin Sensitizers Metformin TZD s thiazolidinediones (Actos, Avandia) Incretins derived from the Gila Monster Byetta Bydureon (weekly) Victoza Saxenda (weekly) Trulicity Symlin

Improve Insulin Sensitivity: Weight Loss Medications that do not improve insulin sensitivity..but when you lose weight, you are more insulin sensitive Phentermine Topamax Qsymia = phentermine and Topamax Belviq affects brain serotonin Contrave = naltrexone and bupropion Alli (Xenical)

Metformin Benefits: Weight loss (minimal) Improved lipid profile Improved acne, hirsutism and alopecia Normalization of transaminases Ovulation & pregnancy Cochrane meta-analysis: first-line agent for anovulation Side effects Gastrointestinal: diarrhea, nausea Decreased B-12 absorption and homocysteine Lord, BMJ, 2003

Treatment Metformin ER: 500mg titrated up to 2000mg/day Pioglitazone and rosiglitazone Associated with fluid retention Byetta, Symlin, Victoza Spironolactone: dose-dependent

Thiazolidinediones May be more effective in thin PCOS Thiazolidinediones (TZD s or glitazones) Troglitazone most studied Pioglitazone Rosiglitazone Both associated with fluid retention Check liver function tests in 4 weeks

Anti-androgens Spironolactone 100mg twice a day** May take as long as 3-6 months to see improvement, especially in alopecia Alpha-reductase inhibitors: saw palmetto, flutamide, finasteride Transaminase elevations Ornithine decarboxylase inhibitors: eflornithine 30% response rate at six months

Treatment with insulin sensitizers improves fertility & CVD risk factors Decrease hyperinsulinemia testosterone ovulation fertility endometrial ca hyperandrogenemia Hirsutism, Acne, Alopecia improve endothelial function BP, lipids, glucose Cardiovascular risk

Treatment Ovulation occurs in most within 3 months May be as early as 1 month or prior to first menses Must discuss risk of pregnancy within the first month If pregnancy desired Discuss use of metformin during pregnancy Most obstetricians ok with metformin during pregnancy Stop pioglitazone and rosiglitazone asap

Supplements with insulin-sensitizing properties Omega-3 fatty acids Cinnamon Vitamin D Chromium N-acetyl cysteine** Resveratrol Alpha lipoic acid Magnesium** D - chiro inositol & Myo-inositol

Prescription Plan Address the basics that improve insulin sensitivity Nutrition Physical activity Sleep Are your symptoms due to high testosterone or high insulin or both? Think about what direction you want to go in when you re 50 years old: commit now to live