Summary Menstrual blood losses were measured in 348 women aged 17 to 45 years in a Northumbrian mining village. Menstrual loss was found to be related to parity and to the birthweight of previous children. It is possibly associated with height, and may be partly controlled by uterine size and blood flow.

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