Krwawienia młodocianych i inne problemy związane z krwawieniami w ginekologii – z uwzględnieniem aspektów medycyny rodzinnej

Abstract

The issue of uterine bleeding is important not only in gynecology, but also in family medicine. Patients with abnormal uterine bleeding often report to family doctor's outpatient clinics. However, such situations usually require further specialist gynecological care – abnormal uterine bleeding is the most common cause of hospitalization of women in gynecological wards. These patients need detailed diagnosis, and many of them require hospitalization and specialist treatment. The problem of heavy uterine bleeding also affects patients of developmental age, with juvenile bleeding (metrorrhagia iuvenilis) being a particular issue here. This is acyclic bleeding in girls that lasts over 10 days up to 3 months. These bleeds are very heavy and prone to relapse. They can cause anemia. Severe cases and other hemorrhages in gynecology can be life-threatening. Most often pathological changes in the uterine cavity may manifest as abnormal bleeding concern menstruating patients ar reproductive age, as well as those in the peri- and postmenopausal period. However, juvenile bleeding is an important problem in gynecology