Irreg menses: High ketosteroids may indicate an adrenal malfunction. Such can inhibit regular ovulation, and hence cause irregular menses, since a "true" menstrual flow depends on ovulation to occur approximately 14 days prior to menstrual flow. Ask your healthcare provider to refer you to a reproductive endocrinologist.
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