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Disorders of Menstruation


  • Common Menstrual abnormalities
  • Dysmenorrhoea: common causes(primary & secondary), Classification, Management of primary and secondary dysmenorrhoea  
  • Some clinical cases on dysmenorrhoea
  • Short notes on PMS & PMDD, Mittelshmerz's syndrome (ovular pain), Right ovarian vein syndrome (ovarian dysmenorrhoea), Pelvic congestion syndrome.
  • Menorrhagia/hypermenorrhoea: Causes, management, treatment, why common in fibroid uterus.
  • Puberty menorrhagia:Cause, management
  • Metropathia haemorrhagica: Mechanism/pathogenesis, management, treatment.
  • Polymenorrhoea/epimenorrhoea
  • Polymenorrhagia
  • Metrorrhagia
  • Menometrorrhagia
  • Oligomenorrhoea & hypomenorrhoea
  • Amenorrhoea: classification, cause (of all kind of amenorrhoea), management (of all kind of amenorrhoea)
  • Cryptomenorrhoea: cause and management
  • Haematometra
  • Asherman's syndrome
  • Sheehan's syndrome

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