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Hysterectomy: A Cost Effective Option in Menorrhagea as Compared to Conservative Treatments
medindia 8870 Posts Dr. Tracy Roberts, Professor of Health Economics at University of Birmingham and colleagues conducted a cost effectiveness...Read More
Posted on : Wednesday, May 18, 2011 7:33 AM

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But a hysterectomy means the woman can't have a child. If a woman already has a child or way past the child-bearing years, I think hysterectomy is a safe option for the treatment of heavy menstrual bleeding. But for women who wants to have children, other means of treatment for the bleeding should be considered.

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