[Answered]: 2 diagnosis and 3 differential diagnosis For the…

2 diagnosis and 3 differential diagnosis For the following case study. History of Present Illness A 17-year-old young woman presents to her PCP with a 1-year history of irregular menses, including skipped menses, menorrhagia, and dysmenorrhea. She presents to the appointment with her mother, who assists as historian. She started menarche at age 14 and states she has never really had regular menses. Over the past year, menses have increased in irregularity and flow with clots, with menstrual cramping. Menses are 7 days in length with mild to moderate clots. Patient uses tampons and changes them during menses, hourly for the first 3 to 4 days and then every 3 hours for the last 2 to 3 days of her menses. The patient states that about twice a year she does not have a menses and related that this is usually during a time of excess physical activity and stress.