Association between coagulation indicators and menorrhagia among women in Kenya

Our findings suggest that menorrhagic and non-menorrhagic women differ in terms of PT and INR, which may be predictive of menorrhagia.

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African Journal of Laboratory Medicine
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2024-09-17
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https://doi.org/10.4102/ajlm.v13i1.2438
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Global Health and Epidemiology
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Abstract

Our findings suggest that menorrhagic and non-menorrhagic women differ in terms of PT and INR, which may be predictive of menorrhagia.

African Journal of Laboratory MedicineVol. 13(1)
Maseno University (KE), South Eastern Kenya University (KE), Kisii University (KE)
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