How do women suffering domestic violence present to health workers?

How do women suffering domestic violence present to health workers?
Women rarely complain of being beaten. The typical health problems that women do complain of are:
• those that are the direct result of violence, for example cuts, bruises and other injuries;
• those due to the fear and unhappiness of living with a violent man – the mental health damage caused by violence, most commonly depression and anxiety, is much less obvious to health workers than the physical damage;
• sexual problems, such as sexually transmitted diseases and miscarriages.