Is Concussion Associated with Abnormal Menstrual Patterns in Young Women? - Neuroscience News
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A new study reveals young women who sustained concussions are at greater risk of having two or more abnormal menstrual bleeding patterns. The findings suggest more subtle forms of brain injury could adversely affect the HPO axis function, which leads to abnormal menstrual patterns.
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