abnormal bleeding
Metrorrhagia(abnormal bleeding) We must distinguish bleeding that occur at puberty, those that occur during the reproductive years (including the pill) or after menopause, because the causes are often very different. Any bleeding that occurs before puberty or after menopause should a priori be considered abnormal. Metrorrhagia require rigorous analysis to rule out more serious causes before concluding that a simple hormone imbalance (functional metrorrhagia). Metrorrhagia occurs due to hormone disorders or any other such irregularities. It could also be an indicator of some serious health issues such as endometriosis, cancer of reproductive organs or uterine fibroids. Read on more to find all about them. Metrorrhagia usually is more commonly seen in the first few years of menarche. Abnormal bleeding occurring during this time is also known as Pubertal Metrorrhagia. Metrorrhagia is also seen in females who are nearing menopause. In Metrorrhagia, uterine bleeding occurs...

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