by Annette Scambler, Graham Scambler · Routledge · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780415046466
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«Menstrual Disorders» is a sociological study by Annette Scambler and Graham Scambler, published by Routledge in paperback (124 pages, in English).
The book draws on women's experiences to question established ideas about menstruation and its disorders. It shows how women are conditioned to see it as a problem, assesses the advantages and disadvantages of its medicalization, and analyzes its perception in male culture, inviting healthcare professionals to rethink their approaches.
Part of the «The Experience of Illness» series, edited by Ray Fitzpatrick and Stanton Newman. First Routledge edition, published in March 1992.
Intended for health professionals and readers interested in medical sociology and women's health.
