Heavy Menstrual Bleeding Clinical Trial
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Wondering Why You Have Heavy Menstrual Bleeding?

Do you have difficult periods that last 7 days or more? Are you changing your pad or tampon every couple of hours? Does your menstrual bleeding seem excessive? Chances are, you are suffering from a heavy menstrual bleeding issue. Wondering why it is happening? There are usually three main reasons. The best course of action is to be seen by a doctor to determine your exact cause. Keep reading to learn more about what causes Heavy Menstrual Bleeding and how a Heavy Menstrual Bleeding Clinical Trial may be able to help you.

Bleeding Disorders

If you have already seen your gynecologist about heavy menstrual bleeding and they have not found anything that would raise flags, it is important to go get tested for a bleeding disorder. Bleeding disorders such as Von Willebrand disease (VWD) and Platelet function disorders can cause heavy menstrual bleeding.

Hormonal Conditions

There are many hormonal conditions that could cause heavy menstrual bleeding, such as endometriosis and PCOS.

Conditions that are related to hormonal imbalances, such as polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), lead to irregular (less frequent) periods; when a woman does get her period, it might last many days longer than is typical.

Uterine-Related Issues

Another culprit that can cause heavy menstrual bleeding includes uterine-related issues such as:

  • Growths or tumors of the uterus that are not cancer; these can be called uterine fibroids or polyps.
  • Cancer of the uterus or cervix.
  • Certain types of birth control—for example, an intrauterine device (IUD).

What to Do If You Have Heavy Menstrual Bleeding

If you have heavy menstrual bleeding, the most important thing to do is make an appointment with your OB-GYN as soon as possible. They may perform tests such as blood tests, a pap test, a biopsy, or an ultrasound to help determine the cause of your heavy menstrual bleeding.

They may give you many options for treatment, some of which may include medication, supplements such as iron, hormone therapy, birth control, nasal sprays, or even surgery, all depending on the root cause of your heavy menstrual bleeding.

Before you see your doctor, it is important to note how long your menstrual cycle usually lasts, how many days your period lasts, and how your heavy period affects your life.

Heavy Menstrual Bleeding Clinical Trial

Los Angeles Clinical Trials is currently conducting a Heavy Menstrual Bleeding Clinical Trial. If you want to try something new to treat your heavy, painful periods, we may be able to help you.

As a participant, you will receive free study-related medications, free health consultations, and exams, free lab reports, and compensation for your time and travel.

To sign up now to see if you pre-qualify, click here to fill out a short form with your contact information so that we can pre-qualify you over the phone. All of the studies performed at our clinic meet all industry safety guidelines and are governed and monitored by a central ethics committee

For more information, visit us at LosAngelesClinicalTrials.com!