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Meanings of menses in English
The period in the menstrual cycle when the endometrium is shed when conception did not take place.
Usage of menses in English
1
During each survey, participants were asked about missed menses and possible pregnancies.
2
All care for her life seemed to have dried with her menses.
3
Women even called their menses 'the curse' because they accepted men's judgment.
4
The menses returned at the ninth month and were presumed to mean labor.
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There is frequently trouble with the menses in cases of hysteria.
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The cumulative probability of menses resumption was significantly age and conditioning regimen related.
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Information was collected on the duration of menses and contraceptive uses.
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Then we join hands and tell what we like best about our menses.
9
The menses become slight in amount, irregular, and at last cease or not.
10
The most reported chronic skin pigmentation exacerbated by menses is melasma.
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After treatment with 1-thyroxine, both girls had a resumption in menses.
12
Her contacts would be restricted to women, the same as during her menses.
13
The menses had never appeared, and there seemed to be no sexual desire.
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It's also the color of what makes a woman a woman, her menses.
15
Why do women look pale when they first have their menses upon them?
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Toward the end of June the menses reappeared and flowed with the greatest regularity.
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