Review:
"This well written and authoritative book, written in easy to understand language, will be of interest to all women who have problems associated with their periods." -- Dr. Peter Bowen-Simpkins, Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists
Synopsis:
This book offers help with common problems to improve your quality of life. There are approximately 15 million women in the UK of childbearing years. Many of them worry about their periods at some point, and the pattern of menstruation may well change at certain times, for instance after childbirth or in the run up to the menopause. So when should you worry and what are the treatments? Period problems fall into three main categories: painful periods, irregular/missed periods, and heavy periods. The good news is that, today, there is more understanding of period problems than ever before, and a far better range of treatments. Whereas, in the past women were often expected - and often expected themselves - to 'put up with it', they now have an array of medical, surgical and lifestyle options which can help improve the quality of their lives.
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