Nails, looks like you don't realize that google is your best friend. You can use any scientific jargon you want and I can easily google it and figure out its meaning/definition. What was hilarious was the fact that I couldn't spell menorrhagia correctly and you didn't correct it. Tsk tsk tsk, would have expected more from a premed smartass.Oh and by the way, menorrhagia can lead to anemia as well. Found this gem: "About 55% of women had one or more gynecological symptoms; 45% were asymptomatic. Ninety-two percent of the women suffered from one or more gynecological or sexual diseases and the average number of these disease per woman was 3.6. Infections of the genital tract contributed of disease were observed, including menstrual disorders (dysmenorrhea, 58%; menorrhagia, 15%); " http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/grhf-asia/suchana/0420/bang_bang.html Your nis kes and uffs make me bang my big head against the window. It's so damn irritating. You sound like a 19 yr old virgin. Are you?