Abnormal uterine (womb) bleeding is a common problem in women. Abnormal uterine bleeding can occur as either a change in your normal menstrual period or as bleeding in between your normal menses. You ...

Medically reviewed by Cordelia Nwankwo, MD Key Takeaways Bleeding between periods can be caused by stress, poor nutrition, or ...

Treating Heavy Menstrual Bleeding: What's Best? Menometrorrhagia-excessive and prolonged uterine bleeding at irregular or frequent intervals [1] —is most often caused by uterine fibroids, and symptom ...

When the irregular bleeding first started, Dr. Jennifer Wargo suspected it was just part of menopause. But after spending her career in cancer research and treatment, she decided to talk to a ...

A new review article illuminates why physicians should keep coagulation disorders in mind when evaluating patients with heavy abnormal uterine bleeding. Physicians treating patients with heavy ...

Menometrorrhagia is excessive uterine bleeding, both when you would normally have your period and in between your periods. It's a combination of two different conditions: menorrhagia, which is heavy ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Relugolix combination therapy resulted in reduced heavy menstrual bleeding for 82.9% of Black women with uterine ...

Both procedures are used to treat heavy menstrual bleeding and other uterine conditions. Endometrial ablation is a less invasive form of surgery that destroys the lining of the uterus, while a ...

Placenta Previa can be really unsettling, especially when you notice bleeding but aren't feeling any pain at all.

Uterine fibroids affect up to 80 percent of people with a uterus (and are two to three times more likely to occur in Black women)—and uterine fibroids symptoms tend to be “loud and obnoxious,” says ...

The sight of blood on your sheets or underwear after sex can be alarming — especially if you’re not expecting your period anytime soon. Although it could signal a serious health problem, more likely ...

Your uterus nourishes your growing baby for nine months. Once your baby is born, many of the blood vessels in your uterus break. The muscles of your uterus contract and squeeze them shut. Uterine ...