Menorrhagia: the treatment options

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Menorrhagia, heavy bleeding during menstruation, can be caused by pelvic pathology, iatrogenic causes, systemic pathology, or unknown factors. Treatment includes support, non-hormonal treatment including prostaglandin synthetase inhibitors and antifibrinolytic tranexamic acid, hormonal treatment, including oral contraceptives and long-acting progestogens, and surgical treatments, including dilation and curretage and hysterectomy.

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Janet - Menorrhgia Treatment

Feb 3, 2010 @ 12:00 am

Menorrhagia is characterized by heavy periods with excessive and prolonged bleeding. The cycles can become very distressing and troublesome. Conventionally hormone therapy is the treatment of choice, which needs to be taken repeatedly every month. Advanced natural treatment protocols have now made it possible to manage the condition effectively and safely. Biogetica offers specially designed kits; formulated to treat menorrhagia, by coaxing the entire hormonal axis into harmony.* These products (T9, HFE), not only reduce profuse menstruation, but also help the body to restore its normal physiological cyclical rhythm of menstruation.* The kit also supplies nutrients such as iron and vitamins, which prevent anemia due to excessive blood loss.*Unlike over-the-counter hormonal medicines, these are absolutely safe and eliminate the need for constant medication and restore your freedom.*

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Doing the rounds: part 3

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A description is presented of the experiences of a woman returning to nursing after a career break of fifteen years. The changes which have taken place since she last worked on the wards are discussed.

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