polymenorrhea

What is Polymenorrhea?

Polymenorrhea refers to menstrual cycles that are shorter than 21 days. Women with polymenorrhea experience frequent menstrual periods, which can lead to various complications such as anemia, fatigue, and disrupted daily activities.

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