Dysfunctional uterine bleeding; the relationship of microscopic observations to treatment.
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This paper outlines the diagnosis and treatment of dysfunctional uterine bleeding, emphasizing that it is a symptom requiring definitive diagnosis through history and examination to guide rational, direct, and patient-specific hormonal therapy.
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Dysfunctional bleeding is not an entity, it is a symptom. With proper history, physical examination and laboratory aids a definitive diagnosis can be made. With this diagnosis rational and direct treatment may be instituted. Both diagnosis and treatment are outlined and discussed. When hormonal treatment is indicated, the type, amount and timing must be fitted to the patient's needs.
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