Dysmenorrhoea in teens

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75% of GPs rated this lecture as excellent

In this Healthed lecture, Professor Sonia Grover shares her clinical expertise and real-world experience about the best way to assess and manage adolescent girls who present with heavy and/or painful periods. She will also highlight the importance of recognising and treating these patients early to, not only improve their quality of life at the time but also improve their long-term health outcomes including their long-term fertility.

Last Updated: 28 May, 2025

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