Resource Guide for Menstrual Disorders

by Amy Scholten, MPH

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ACOG—The American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists

409 12th Street SW

PO Box 70620

Washington, DC 20024-9998

1-800-673-8444

https://www.acog.org

This site provides information on women’s health issues (including menstrual disorders), educational materials for patients and professionals, news, and a bookstore.

The American Society for Reproductive Medicine

1209 Montgomery Highway

Birmingham, AL 35216-2809

205-978-5000

http://www.reproductivefacts.org

This organization offers a range of resources for patients, including FAQs, booklets, and fact sheets.

Office on Women's Health

Department of Health and Human Services

200 Independence Avenue,SW

Room 712E

Washington, DC 20201

1-800-994-9662

https://womenshealth.gov

Here you'll find articles, news releases, and fact sheets for consumers and professionals on a variety of women’s health issues, including menstrual disorders.

Last reviewed February 2021 by EBSCO Medical Review Board Last Updated: 3/10/2021

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