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Breakthrough Bleeding

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breakthrough bleeding,
the escape of uterine blood between menstrual periods, a possible side effect of fibroids or oral contraceptive use.

Breakthrough Bleeding
A term applied to various gynaecologic 'bleeds'—usually referring to mid-cycle bleeding in oral contraceptive users—and attributed to insufficient oestrogens; the term is not applied to abnormal bleeding in OC users

breakthrough bleeding
Gynecology A term applied to various gynecologic “bleeds,” usually refers to mid-cycle bleeding in OC users, and is attributed to insufficient estrogens; the term is not applied to abnormal bleeding in OC users


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Some complained about side effects, such as breakthrough bleeding and depression, while others feared weight gain and cancer.
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Results showed that the low hyperforin extract neither caused breakthrough bleeding nor altered the pharmacokinetics of ethinylestradiol in the subjects.
 
 
 
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