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Endocrine Aspects ofMenstrual Disorders

StephenFranks

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Menstrual disorders usually indicate an underlying ovarian disorder rather than Primary uterine Pathology.This contribution foeuses on endocrine disorders of ovarian runction that result in anovulation.and which are the most common canse of menstrual abnormalities.

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Menstrual disorders usually indicate an underlying ovarian disorder rather than Primary uterine Pathology.This contribution foeuses on endocrine disorders of ovarian runction that result in anovulation.and which are the most common canse of menstrual abnormalities.

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Menstrual disorders usually indicate an underlying ovarian disorder rather than Primary uterine Pathology.This contribution foeuses on endocrine disorders of ovarian runction that result in anovulation.and which are the most common canse of menstrual abnormalities.

Key concepts: Anovulation, Endocrine system, Medicine, Menstruation, Gynecology, Endocrinology, Internal medicine, Hormone

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