A LITERATURE REVIEW ON ABNORMAL UTERINE BLEEDING

<p>Approximately 10%–30% of women aged over 35 years experience abnormal uterine bleeding (AUB), one of the most frequent disorders observed in routine obstetrics and gynecology clinical practice.1, 2 Excessive menstruation, intermenstrual bleeding, and ovulation issues are all collectively referred to as AUB.1 More than half of AUB patients do not seek medical care; furthermore, AUB results in a lower quality of life and productivity and a poorer perinatal outcome for women with a history of anemia caused by AUB.3 Recently, many publications based on AUB have been added to the literature.</p&gt