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‘Patient’s history should guide treatment of perimenopause ’
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Doctors should consider various risk factors: FIGO chief
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Doctors should consider various risk factors: FIGO chief
Menstrual disorder is common in perimenopausal women but it is rare to have a sinister cause, said Mary Ann Lumsden, chief executive of International Federation of Gynaecology and Obstetrics (FIGO).
She was delivering the Second Esther Memorial Oration virtually on Sunday at the continuing medical education programme organised by Chennai Menopause Society. “Investigation is generally straightforward and effective treatment options are available even during a COVID pandemic,” she assured the participating gynaecologists. Since anaemia affects a woman’s life from the early reproductive years till their menopause and in India anaemia could be as high as 40%-60%, she said a patient’s complaints of abnormal uterine bleeding should alert the doctor to go through