N92.0Dagger codeAsterisk codeF
Excessive and frequent menstruation with regular cycle
Excessive, frequent and irregular menstruation
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- GuidelinesBreakthrough Bleeding with Contraceptive UseDescription General Measures Referral N92.0/N92.1/N92.4 DESCRIPTION Breakthrough bleeding refers to unscheduled or irregular vaginal bleeding, which often presents as spotting, or prolonged or frequent bleeding in women using hormonal contraception. The pattern and duration of these unscheduled bleedings vary with the contraceptive method used. GENERAL MEASURES Before starting hormonal contracept
- GuidelinesFamily Planning Referrals from Primary CareIntra-uterine contraceptive copper or levonorgestrel device Implants Injectable contraception INTRA-UTERINE CONTRACEPTIVE COPPER OR LEVONORGESTREL DEVICE General Measures ICD-10 code: N92.0-1 + (Z30.5) Where there is excessive bleeding after insertion of IUCD or levonorgestrel device: Exclude perforation of the uterus. Irregular bleeding and/or cramping for >3 months: ICD-10 code: N92.1/
- GuidelinesUterine Bleeding, Abnormal (AUB)Definition General measures Medicine treatment Referral ICD-10 code: N92.0–6 DEFINITION Abnormal uterine bleeding (AUB) is defined as any symptomatic variation from normal menstruation in terms of regularity, frequency, volume, or duration. AUB can either be acute, i.e. an episode of heavy bleeding of a sufficient volume to require immediate intervention to prevent further blood loss, or chronic,
- GuidelinesVaginal BleedingAbnormal vaginal bleeding during reproductive years Post-menopausal bleeding Note: Women should receive regular screening for cervical cancer after the age of 30 years. Any opportunity to perform screening should be taken; this includes taking pap smears during pregnancy. ABNORMAL VAGINAL BLEEDING DURING REPRODUCTIVE YEARS N92.0-2/3-6 DESCRIPTION Increased vaginal blood flow in either volume, dur