Metropathia Haemorrhagica

Hemorrhagic metropathy (Metropathia Haemorrhagica) is irregular episodic uterine bleeding that occurs regardless of ovulation due to excessive activity of the hormone estrogen in a woman’s body. Typically, hemorrhagic metropathy is accompanied by endometrial hyperplasia and the formation of ovarian follicular cysts.

Hemorrhagic metropathy manifests itself in the form of heavy, irregular uterine bleeding that occurs outside of the menstrual cycle. The cause of the disease is hyperestrogenism - an increased level of the female sex hormone estrogen. Excess estrogen leads to endometrial hyperplasia - the growth of tissue in the inner lining of the uterus. The hyperplastic endometrium becomes very loose and bleeding, hence profuse uterine bleeding.

To treat hemorrhagic metropathy, hormonal drugs are used that suppress estrogen synthesis and normalize hormonal levels. Hemostatic agents are also prescribed to stop bleeding. If conservative therapy is ineffective, surgical treatment may be required - removal of the uterus (hysterectomy).

Hemorrhagic metropathy is a common gynecological disease characterized by irregular uterine bleeding that occurs regardless of the period of ovulation. This occurs due to excessive stimulation of the hormone estrogen in the female body. Although metropathy can vary in severity and duration, if not treated promptly, it can lead to serious complications such as the development of malignancy, sepsis, or bleeding during pregnancy.

Here are some of the symptoms that may indicate the presence of hemorrhagic metropathy: - Irregular uterine bleeding caused by increased production of estrogen in the body. This bleeding may take the form of heavy or heavy periods or intermenstrual bleeding, or there may be several cycles without a period. - Pain in the lower abdomen, which can intensify during menstruation and spread to the intestines. The pain can be sharp or nagging. - Dyspareunia, pain during sexual intercourse, may be accompanied by changes in the menstrual cycle. - Endometriosis, the appearance of cysts on the ovaries - A large amount of bloody discharge, clots and bruises that come out along with the menstrual cycle or irregular appearance, especially when using vaginal contraceptives. Symptoms of metropathy may vary depending on the severity of the disease. However, in any case, it is important to consult a gynecologist for diagnosis and treatment, as this disease can lead to complications

Hemorrhagic metropathy or metropathy is irregular episodic uterine bleeding that occurs regardless of the ovulation process. This condition develops due to excessive activity of the female thyroid hormone - estrogen. Metropathy is characterized by the appearance of severe uterine bleeding, profuse at any time of the cycle, which can lead to