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A CASE OF VICARIOUS GASTRIC HEMORRHAGE Masayoshi Namiki 1 1Dept. of Internal Medicine, School of Medicine, Hokkaido University pp.627-630
Published Date 1969/5/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403111076
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 It has been long known that fairly regular, periodic bleeding from various parts of the body other than the uterus occurs in some instances. When bleeding takes place from other parts of the body and not at all from the uterus, it is called vicarious menstruation, whereas, when bleeding from other organs is accompanied with slight uterine hemorrhage, it is called complementary menstruation. Bleeding sites other than the uterus are nose, subcutaneous layer, lungs, mamilla, the vesicle and so forth. It is true that gastric hemorrhage, though rare, has been reported as a compensating phase of regular menstruation, but never on the basis of indubitable proof of its authenticity has it been referred to, both at home and abroad.

 Recently a case of gastric hemorrhage as confirmed by endoscopy was encountered compensating for regular menses. The patient, a 32-year-old nurse, having invariable attack of epigastric distress and nausea during premenstrual period, had gastric bleeding as well; when it was abundant, she would have no menstruation (vicarious); while in less massive bleeding from the stomach, she would have slight uterine hemorrhage (complementary), lasting little more than one or two days. As several consecutive posthemorrhagic endoscopic studies were successful in catching well-timed pictures of gastric bleeding, they are demonstrated here with some comments thereon added.


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