Definition: The word "Amenorrhoea" comes from the Greek words "améno-", which means "to have," and "rhó,ai." This term has its origin in the Bible as it is used to describe the phenomenon where a woman's menstrual cycle begins without menstruation.
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Definition
: Amenorrhœa occurs when a woman experiences no月经 (period) or menstrual bleeding for 7 days straight. This condition can be caused by many factors such as hormonal imbalances, pregnancy, or endometriosis.
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Symptoms
: There are few symptoms that typically occur during the amenorrheal period. However, some women may experience discomfort due to frequent periods or a change in menstrual patterns.
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Cause
: Amenorrhoea is most likely to develop in the third trimester of pregnancy, as it can cause discomfort and pain for many pregnant women.
The word "Amenorrhœa" has a positive connotation, suggesting that the woman's body is healing and getting back into normal menstruation.
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