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Menorrhagia - HealthWorld Online |
Excessive menstrual bleed occurs most often prior to menopause. In younger women menorrhagia can be caused by a range of problems, necessitating skilled diagnosis. |
Answers about Abnormal Menstrual Bleeding |
Frequently asked questions about the diagnosis and treatment of abnormal menstrual bleeding including heavy and extra menses, bleeding before the period and after intercourse. |
Medinfo.co.uk |
Easy to understand information for patients on heavy periods (menorrhagia), which affect many women. Information on symptoms, causes, diagnosis and treatment. Written by a UK general practitioner. |
GyneLase Improving the Quality of Life |
The laser system uses ELITT global endometrial ablation procedure to treat menorrhagia, heavy menstrual bleeding. Patient and physician information. |
Abnormal Uterine Bleeding - About.com |
Abnormal excessive uterine bleeding, learn when bleeding is too much, the symptoms, and treatments. |
Endometrial Ablation Discussion Group |
Information, support, and discussion forums for woman who have had and for woman considering an ablation for menorrhagia as an alternative to a hysterectomy. |
Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences |
Patient self-assessment tool for menorrhagia. |
Thermachoice Take Control of Heavy Periods |
Offers details about Gynecare Thermachoice Uterine Balloon Therapy System, a treatment alternative. Includes the symptoms, a self quiz, and causes. |
Menorrhagia |
Defined as excessively heavy or prolonged uterine bleeding, which may be caused by medical problems or hormone imbalances. |
Menorrhagia |
Reviews often overlooked causes of heavy menstrual bleeding, including vitamin K deficiencies, anticoagulant therapy, aspirin usage and acquired and inherited bleeding disorders. |
Menorrhagia: When Periods Are Too Much |
Women's Health Interactive: Menorrhagia is defined as excessively heavy or prolonged bleeding. |
All about Heavy Menstrual Bleeding |
A leading gynecologist explains the causes of heavy menstrual periods, their rapid diagnosis, and treatment options including endometrial ablation. |