Short report: How family physicians can support discussions about menstrual issues

Erin Fredericks, Fredericks E
Canadian family physician Medecin de famille canadien · 2014 · vol. 60(3) , pp. e194–6 · PMID:24627404 · PMC3952785
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This short report outlines strategies for family physicians to support discussions regarding menstrual issues, providing guidance on clinical communication without specifying a direct link to endometriosis or adenomyosis.

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Attitude to Health Menorrhagia Patient Acceptance of Health Care Physician-Patient Relations Physicians, Family Physician's Role Adult Female Humans Middle Aged Qualitative Research Young Adult

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