Ocular vicarious menstruation
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This paper reports a rare case of ocular vicarious menstruation, characterized by bloody tears, in a 17-year-old girl and discusses its indications and treatment.
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Vicarious menstruation represents cyclical bleeding in extragenital organs during a normal menstrual cycle. We present an unusual case of ocular vicarious menstruation (bloody tears) in a 17-year-old girl. The indications and treatment of this rare disorder are discussed.
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