When anything is off with a girl's menstruation, doctors refer to it as abnormal uterine bleeding (AUB). AUB is occasionally referred to by doctors as "dysfunctional uterine bleeding" (DUB). It can sound worse than it is, like a lot other medical terms. AUB is often nothing to be concerned about. Periods may be heavier, linger longer than usual, or not arrive at all if uterine bleeding is abnormal. One such indication of AUB is bleeding in between periods. AUB is seldom a serious issue, although in certain girls, it might cause anemia (less than normal red blood cell production). A girl who has AUB may experience longer or more bleeding during her periods than usual. If her bleeding is mild and her periods aren't as frequent as they should be, it might also signify the reverse. The fact that AUB seldom causes issues means that doctors frequently do little to treat it. However, if a medical disease is the root of AUB, they may occasionally take action. AUB may also be treated by doctors if it is the root of another issue. For instance, if a girl is bleeding more than is normal, doctors may be concerned that she might develop anemia.
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