MENORRHAGIA OF EMOTIONAL ORIGIN

J. B. Blaikley
In: The Lancet · 1949 · vol. 254(6581) , pp. 691–694 · doi:10.1016/s0140-6736(49)91326-4 · PMID:18143617 · W2006322655
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This paper explores menorrhagia that is not attributable to anatomical or hormonal causes but rather to emotional stress.

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