Menstrual Syndrome and Progesterone Therapy
Released: Oct 01, 1977
Publisher: Butterworth-Heinemann Ltd.
Format: Hardcover, 184 pages
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Description:
From the Dust Jacket: The Premenstrual Syndrome is a kaleidoscopic disease affecting every aspect of a woman's life, with sociological implications for the woman, her family, home and work, and is an important factor in crime, accidents and suicides. It is probably the commonest cause of baby-battering, whilst its effects on girls at examination time can be disastrous. All these hidden influences of menstruation are increasingly being recognized and are creating a demand for treatment. This concise textbook is illustrated with numerous diagrams and deals, more than adequately, with diagnosis, symptomatology, sociological significance and treatment of this common but neglected disease.
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