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30 percent of women lose a lot of blood during menstruation, but this study offers hope

30 percent of women lose a lot of blood during menstruation, but this study offers hope

Approximately 30 percent of women experience heavy menstrual bleeding, which sometimes necessitates a hysterectomy. Recent research led by the Máxima MC indicates that a new treatment option can significantly reduce the frequency of these surgeries.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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