hemorrhagic disorders

What Causes Hemorrhagic Disorders in Gynecology?

The causes can be broadly classified into structural and non-structural factors. Structural causes include uterine fibroids, polyps, and adenomyosis. Non-structural causes encompass coagulopathies, ovulatory dysfunction, and endometrial disorders.

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