Approach to the adult with vaginal bleeding in the emergency department - UpToDate
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Approach to the adult with vaginal bleeding in the emergency department INTRODUCTION The management of patients presenting to the emergency department (ED) with vaginal bleeding depends upon patient age, pregnancy status, chronicity and severity of bleeding, comorbidities, and medications. Formulating a diagnosis and treatment plan is helped by understanding the menstrual cycle and taking an organized approach to patient evaluation. This topic will review the basic physiology of menstruation and provide an approach to the adult patient who presents to the ED with vaginal bleeding.…
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