Understanding Dysfunctional Uterine Bleeding

Understanding Dysfunctional Uterine Bleeding

Dysfunctional uterine bleeding (also known as DUB) is a collective term for classifying six separate conditions all relating to uterine bleeding. These conditions vary from an absence of bleeding (amenorrhea) to heavy and excessive bleeding (menorrhagia).

Menstrual blood flow is mostly controlled by the hormones estrogen and progesterone. Estrogen stimulates a build up of the uterine lining and progesterone holds the lining together. There is a fine balance between the two and if there is a disruption to one or both hormones, often the disruption can be reflected in menstrual bleeding changes.

Evaluate your symptoms with the online Progesterone Deficiency Symptoms assessment quiz.

This free booklet explains the causes, symptoms and treatment options for dysfunctional uterine bleeding in women and much more.

Downloading the booklets is FREE.

In this information booklet topics discussed include:

• What is DUB?
• When do I need treatment? 
• Why does DUB develop?
• Who develops menstrual disorders? 
• How dangerous is DUB?
• What is a normal cycle? 
• How do I know if I ovulated? 
• What are the signs and symptoms of DUB?
• How can I decrease my symptoms?
• How do I prepare for my doctor’s visit? 
• What can I expect when I visit the doctor?
• Imaging, Transvaginal Exam, Hysteroscopy, D&C
• How is DUB treated?

ProFeme^® natural progesterone cream for women is a pharmaceutical grade progesterone cream used to replace the hormone progesterone in women with low progesterone or experiencing estrogen dominance and associated conditions such as dysfunctional uterine bleeding.

Personal Assessment Tools

• Female Progesterone Deficiency Self-Assessment: The Progesterone Deficiency Assessment questionnaire is a 18 question symptom-based assessment tool used to assess the severity of symptoms due to progesterone deficiency in premenopausal, peri-menopausal and menopausal women. It examines physical and emotional aspects generally associated with hormonal changes from the age 35 onwards.
  The symptoms of estrogen dominance can vary widely from woman to woman and start many years prior to reaching menopause. Each womans transition into menopause is different. Some women have mild, early menopause symptoms. Other women find the quality of their lives significantly affected by changes in mood, memory, productivity, and by uncomfortable physical symptoms. Use the Progesterone Deficiency Assessment Questionnaire by checking one box for each symptom then view the chart at the bottom of the questionnaire and discover the Action Steps that may be right for you.Evaluate your symptoms with the Female Progesterone Deficiency Self-Assessment

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