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What
Dads & Husbands Must Know About
Menorrhagia
and Excessive Menstrual Bleeding
Especially For Dads who
are
"Raising Girls Without Women"
What is menorrhagia?
Menorrhagia is the medical term for women (and young girls first starting their menstrual cycles) that excessive menstrual bleeding. Excessive menstrual bleeding is defined as having a period that lasts 7 or more days each menstrual cycle (period) or is so heavy that you saturate your menstrual pad and/or tampon and need to change your feminine hygiene product(s) every one to two hours. It is very important to inform your doctor if you have excessive menstrual bleeding!
Women
that are suffering from menorrhagia may experience; anemia, fatigue, embarrassing
menstrual accidents, and feel that you have to restrict your life and social
activities to such an extent that you "miss out on life." Many
women prefer to stay close to home so as to avoid embarrassment due to their
need to go to the restroom so often so that they can change their feminine
hygiene products before they become too saturated and cause even more
embarrassment..
How many
women have menorrhagia?
Approximately 1 in 5 women have menorrhagia.
Are
there any treatments or therapies for menorrhagia?
Yes, there's hope and help for women with menorrhagia!
Here are a few of the options and therapies you will want to discuss with your doctor.
Hormone therapy - also known as "both control pills," and/or other medications may be prescribed to treat hormone imbalance. Hormone therapy is effective about 50% of the time, and may be required for a long period of time.
Uterine
Balloon Therapy - Also known as Thermal Balloon
Ablation) (see below for more
information)
Dilation and curettage - also
referred to as a "D & C" - is a surgical procedure whereby the
doctor scrape the inside of the woman's uterus to remove the lining. For most women with
menorrhagia, a D&C is temporary and reduces excessive bleeding for only a
few periods.
Endometrial ablation is another possible therapy but only if you and your
husband don't plan to have children in the future. Typical endometrial ablation removes the lining of the uterus with an electrosurgical tool or laser.
Like any surgical procedure, there are risks, which include perforation of the uterus, bleeding, infection, or even heart failure due to fluids used to open up or distend the uterus.
Hysterectomy is the surgical removal of the
uterus. As a hysterectomy involves the removal of the woman's uterus, menorrhagia
will no longer be a problem. Hysterectomy is also a surgical procedure and also
involves risks. The recovery period after hysterectomy is 3 to 6 weeks.
What is Endometrial Ablation?
Endometrial Ablation is the removal of the lining of the uterus, or "endometrium." After the doctor removes the uterine lining, this significantly decreases a woman's menstrual flow or stops it completely.
What is "Vulvovaginitis"?
Vulvovaginitis
is an inflammation of all or part of the external vulva (labia majora, labia
minora, clitoris, and/or entrance to the vagina) and the vagina. The inflammation,
redness and rubor - which is a response of body tissues to injury or irritation;
are generally characterized by pain, swelling, redness and heat.
What
is "Vulvar Health"?
Vulvar health is a term that covers the many health issues of a woman's - or young girl's vulva. This includes vulva care, gynecology, feminine hygiene, vaginal health/hygiene, menstruation, and the changes in women's vulvas from menarche to menopause.
Husbands and fathers - as well as women and mothers need to learn more about vulva health, to provide the care and support the special women in their lives may need. Husbands and fathers have a unique role in providing the healthcare and knowledge, especially those single dad's that have young daughters.
Vulva health is an area that is related to the health and care of the vulva. Many men and women are afraid to use the term "vulva" due to its' technical, and medical sound, and most simply prefer to call the vulva a "vagina." Yet that would be incorrect. The vagina is just one part of the vulva. Nobody, with the exception of a doctor, can see a woman's vagina, and only he/she can see a woman's vagina by looking into the vagina, using a special instrument called a speculum.
It's time to begin calling a "spade a spade." When mothers and fathers are bathing or toilet training their daughters, they should explain that the vulva, which is on the outside that is comprised of the labia minora and clitoris, which she can see, and that her vagina, is on the inside that she can't see.
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