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I think one of the symptoms of oligomenorrhea is having irregular and unpredictable menstruation and usually it is caused by environmental factors. |
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It's the term used to describe women whose periods were regularly established before they developed problems with infrequent flow. |
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I think if the problem of oligomenorrhea will not be treated immediately, it will resulted to worst problem of infertility in women. But what are it's treatments? |
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I think this is a hormone related problem. Usually problems pertaining to menstruation are. Perhaps some bCP can cure Oligomenorrhea. |
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Oligomenorrhea is very light periods right? then perhaps birth control pills and estrogen treatment can correct this problem. |
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Yes, you're right Hope. It really can be corrected and treated by a birth control pills because that was the medication that's being suggested by a physician to my friend who has oligomenorrhea. And it's effective because she's no longer suffered with it now. |
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this is usually the effect of having either too little or too many hormones in the blood stream. Abnormal hormone levels usually affect the menstrual cycles. |
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can anyone clarify what's Oligomenorrhea? |
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Medical dictionaries define oligomenorrhea as infrequent or very light menstruation. But physicians typically apply a narrower definition, restricting the diagnosis of oligomenorrhea to women whose periods were regularly established before they developed problems with infrequent flow. With oligomenorrhea, menstrual periods occur at intervals of greater than 35 days, with only four to nine periods in a year. |
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simply, Oligomenorrhea is a type of abnormal uterine bleeding. |
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Symptoms of oligomenorrhea include: |