The Use of GnRH Analogues to Control Menstrual Bleeding

A substantial proportion of General Practitioner consultations and gynaecological referrals concern disorders of menstrual bleeding. In the last decade an increased understanding of the mechanisms which initiate and regulate menstrual blood flow have resulted in new approaches to endeavour to control excessive or disordered menstrual bleeding. Preview Unable to display preview. Download preview PDF. Similar content being viewed by others

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