what circumstances constitutes a hysterectomy
Menorrhagia is a common complaint for women, frequently prompting physicians to quickly consider a hysterectomy. But what constitutes heavy menstrual bleeding for one woman may not mean the same thing to another. In traditional medical practice the common phrase, âdysfunctional uterine bleeding,â is used to describe unusually heavy menstrual flow, as well as abnormal incidents of bleeding or spotting (such as between periods), after intercourse, after menopause, longer than a period, or heavier than a normal period.