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A recent study conducted at Saveetha Medical College and Hospital in Tamil Nadu, India, focused on investigating menorrhagia in adolescent girls, defined as excessive or prolonged menstrual bleeding. The study involved 50 participants and aimed to understand the underlying causes and treatment outcomes of puberty menorrhagia. Findings revealed varying characteristics among participants, with diverse treatments, including hormonal and non-hormonal interventions, being administered. The research emphasizes the importance of holistic treatment and the need for further studies to enhance understanding and guide effective interventions in managing menorrhagia in adolescent girls. [Extracted from the article] |
