MEDICAL TREATMENT OF MENORRHAGIA.

KI Marton
In: Journal watch · 1996 · vol. 1996 · doi:10.1056/jw199610010000005 · W2249552018
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This paper reviews the medical treatments available for premenopausal women experiencing excessive menstrual bleeding, a condition affecting about 5% of this population annually.

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In any given year, approximately 5 percent of premenopausal women present to their physician with excessive menstrual bleeding. Typically, these women

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