Symptoms and treatment of menorraghia in adolescent girls

In: British Journal of School Nursing · 2012 · vol. 7(10) , pp. 485–489 · doi:10.12968/bjsn.2012.7.10.485 · W2154284074
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This paper reviews the prevalence, symptoms, and treatment of menorrhagia, or excessive menstrual bleeding, in adolescent girls, highlighting the role of school nurses.

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The onset of menarche can be a difficult time for adolescent girls. Menorraghia is a condition consisting of excessive menstrual bleeding over an extended period of time. Although rarely life-threatening, the condition can affect quality of life and participation in school activities and sport. School nurses can play an important role in providing information and advice on the condition. This article is part of a series looking at male and female puberty issues, it provides an overview of menorraghia, including prevalence, symptoms and treatment.

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