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UK study finds heavy periods cost NHS £13M, with many women needing hospital care due to delayed treatment.
A UK study reveals acute heavy menstrual bleeding costs the NHS £13 million annually, with over 1,300 hospital admissions and 3,025 blood transfusions in six months.
Researchers found many women could be treated earlier in community settings using hormonal contraceptives or tranexamic acid, avoiding hospitalization.
Nearly half had fibroids, and many were discharged anemic.
Experts call for better care pathways, expanded community clinics, and training to address a systemic gap in timely treatment, labeling the issue a "silent crisis" in women’s health.
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Un estudio del Reino Unido descubrió que los períodos abundantes cuestan al NHS 13 millones de libras esterlinas, y que muchas mujeres necesitan atención hospitalaria debido al retraso en el tratamiento.