excessive menstrual flow
Origin of menorrhagia
Modern Latin from Classical Greek m?n (gen. m?nos), month, moon + -rrhagiamenorrhagia
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menorrhagia
noun
Abnormally heavy or extended menstrual flow.
Related Forms:
- men′or·rha′gic
adjective
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menorrhagia - Medical Definition
n.
Abnormally heavy or extended menstrual flow.
Related Forms:
- men′or·rha′gic (-jĭk)
adj.
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