In what way does menometrorrhagia differ from menorrhagia?
A) Menometrorrhagia involves excessive menstruation, whereas menorrhagia does not.
B) Menometrorrhagia involves irregular menstruation, whereas menorrhagia does not.
C) Menometrorrhagia involves prolonged menstruation, whereas menorrhagia does not.
D) Menometrorrhagia involves the absence of menstruation, whereas menorrhagia does not.
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