Abnormal uterine bleeding has been found to affect a multitude of women, ranging from menarche to menopause. It can often result in conditions that affect an individual's daily routine and personal life, such as anemia and infertility. Because of such complications, it is important to continue researching and studying the causes of abnormal bleeding and providing further knowledge. Due to the prevalence and high cost associated with surgical treatment of underlying causes, treatment must be tailored to the individual woman. Biomarkers continue to be studied and may provide crucial information.<unk>  studied regarding  progesterone antagonists and  progesterone receptor modulators are also being studied and may proove helpful in<unk>  therapy.
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