Heavy or prolonged bleeding, a common yet overlooked menopausal symptom, may be related to fatigue, a new study has found.

However, if you have been experiencing persistent, sudden, or heavy bleeding, it is time to see a doctor immediately for further evaluation. According to experts, it is important to raise ...

It is clear from the available literature that much of the evidence supporting treatment recommendations for uremic bleeding comes from studies performed 25–30 years ago. At that time ...

Blood thinners prescribed after blood clots in leg or lung initially increase the risk of bleeding, especially in women and elderly. But over time, this risk decreases and gender and age ...

Treatments for uremic bleeding target the various factors that seem to have a role in platelet dysfunction. Interventions can exert acute (within 6 h) or delayed (within several weeks) effects ...