Do you suffer from heavy periods? Your doctor may recommend an endometrial ablation if you experience excessive menstrual blood loss. This surgery seals the uterus lining (endometrium) to reduce menstrual blood flow.
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Harvard Health reports that approximately 10% of women experience heavy periods. Often, hormonal imbalance causes menorrhagia in females. Unfortunately, many still do not know how to manage or stop heavy periods.
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According to the CDC, “Menorrhagia is one of the most common problems women report to their doctors. It affects more than 10 million American women each year.” Despite heavy bleeding being so prevalent, most women are not aware that they can get help to manage it.
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ThermiVa is growing in popularity as a non-surgical solution for vaginal rejuvenation. This treatment utilizes radiofrequency energy to address intimate concerns women may experience after childbirth, perimenopause, aging, or menopause.
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At Women’s Health New England, Dr. Edelman’s team is dedicated to providing high-quality women’s health care in a comfortable environment. Our experienced specialists take the time to listen to your needs and concerns.
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Women have been menstruating for thousands of years. Yet, the medical community still does not fully understand what causes clots in menstrual blood. Ladies of all ages wonder, “what is normal and what is not?”
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Mara Uterine Ablation is an FDA-approved, minimally-invasive treatment for heavy menstrual bleeding. Women will experience many characteristics of menstruation throughout their lives.
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By Keeping track of your menstrual period, you’ll learn more About your body. You’ll record important data like you cycle length, how much you bleed, menstrual symptoms, and more.
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As women age they will naturally begin to experience menopause symptoms. Menopause is defined as 12 months after a woman has had her last period.
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Menopause refers to a point in time 12 months after a woman’s final period. The menopausal transition is commonly referred to as ‘menopause’, due to the common symptoms of hot flashes, irregular menstrual periods, and trouble sleeping.
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