Treatment of DUB depends on the cause of the bleeding and the age of the patient. When the underlying cause of the disorder is known, that disorder is treated. Otherwise the goal of treatment is to relieve the symptoms to a degree that uterine bleeding does not interfere with a woman's normal activities or cause anemia.
An amoeba that lives predominately in warm, fresh water. It's acquired when infected water is forcibly aspirated into the nose. This can occur through recreational swimming, diving, or during sports like water skiing. Once acquired, the amoeba travels into the brain, causing primary amoebic meningoencephalitis (PAM)
Ticks and mosquitoes are also common during hot weather, and there have been a few cases of Lyme disease (from the ticks). The Hantavirus has been found in some mice that inhabit trail shelters, and on a few occasions, the virus has been passed on to humans.