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endometriosis, abnormal menstrual periods, irregular menstruation, heavy, prolonged, irregular periods, menorrhagia, polymenorrhea, metrorrhagia menstrual cycle is not the same, every woman, on average, menstrual flow occurs every 28 days, most women having cycles between 24, 34 days, lasts, 4 days, wide variation in timing, duration that is still considered normal, periods began, the last few years, soak, a sanitary pad, tampon every hour, 6 consecutive hours, considered a very heavy period, a prolonged period is one that lasts longer than 7 days, a small percentage of women have periods more often than every 21 days, less often than every 35 days, variations normal, bleeding something to worry, occurs between periods, after intercourse, over age 50, have already gone, menopause, risk of cancer increases, bleeding, rectum, blood in urine, think the blood is coming, vagina, to know, certain, insert a tampon, vagina to confirm, the source of bleeding, anovulation, failure of ovaries to produce, mature, release eggs, endometrial polyps, endometrium, inner lining, the uterus, endometrial hyperplasia, thickening/build up, the uterine wall, endometrial cancer, uterine fibroids, abnormal thyroid, pituitary function, pregnancy complications, miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, a fertilized egg implants somewhere other than the uterus, hormonal changes, menopause, changes in birth control pills, estrogens that take, use of certain drugs, steroids, blood thinners, warfarin, coumadin, use of an intrauterine device, iud, birth control, recent trauma, surgery, uterine procedure, pelvic inflammatory disease, infection, stress, change in diet, exercise routine, recent weight loss, weight gain, travel, illness, keep a record of menstrual cycles, menstruation begins, ends, how much flow have, count numbers of pads, tampons used, noting whether they, soaked, symptoms experience, tampons, changed at least twice a day to avoid infection, aspirin, prolong bleeding, avoided, ibuprofen, more effective than aspirin, relieving menstrual cramps , have soaked, a pad, tampon every hour, 6 hours, bleeding has lasted longer than one week, pregnant, have severe pain, have pain, not menstruating, periods have been heavy, prolonged, cycles, compared to what is normal, fever, abnormal vaginal discharge, has an odor, have bleeding after menopause, have bleeding, spotting between periods, have nipple discharge, excessive hair growth, deepening voice, unintentional weight loss, new acne, doctor, perform a physical examination, a pelvic exam, the history of this symptom, what is age, have last three menstrual periods been normal in timing, how long, periods, last, how many days, between menstrual periods, how did this cycle, differ from usual menstruation, have passed blood clots, how many days has the bleeding lasted, abnormal menstrual periods, how heavy have they been, how many pads, tampons have been using per day, was last menstrual period, how old were, had first menstrual period, use birth control pills, use an iud, birth control, take an estrogen supplement, take aspirin more than once per week, take coumadin, heparin, anticoagulants, given birth, had surgery, experienced trauma on, near the vagina or uterus, a vaginal, uterine infection, abdominal, pelvic pain, have nausea, vomiting, pregnant, could be pregnant, have noticed a growth, lump, lesion on the genitals, blood in stools, bleed, diagnostic tests, pap smear, endometrial biopsy, pelvic ultrasound, lab tests thyroid function tests, cbc, pregnancy test, ibuprofen, another prostaglandin inhibitor, ibuprofen is also available in lower dosages, advil, nuprin, prescription, cases of heavy bleeding, dilation, curettage, "d and c", a tumor is found, surgery, a hysterectomy, "fibroid" tumors, uterine fibroids, common, not related to cancer, fibroids, stop growing by themselves, surgery, depending on the amount, bleeding, location, the fibroid, response to various treatment attempts, fibroids often stop growing at menopause, an operation, avoided by waiting, has been rapid growth, the fibroid tumor, pap smear is abnormal, surgery, another type of therapy necessary, heavy bleeding is related to hormonal abnormalities, the specific abnormality, correct the bleeding, female hormones, birth control pills, progestins, commonly, regulate menses, osei j, critchley h, menorrhagia, mechanisms, targeted therapies, curr opin obstet gynecol, 17(4), 411-418, james ah, than menorrhagia, a review, the obstetric, gynaecological manifestations of bleeding disorders, haemophilia, 11(4), 295-307, warner pe, critchley ho, lumsden ma, campbell-brown m, douglas a, murray gd, menorrhagia i, measured blood loss, clinical features, outcome in women, heavy periods, a survey, follow-up data, am j obstet gynecol, 192(6), 2093-2095.