Blood while urinating

2020-06-03 11:15:20
My mother is on her menopause phase,she didn't got her periods from last two months and yesterday there was little spotting and today there was a blood while urinating. Whar should be done as we are reluctant to visit any clinic.
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Hope she is being screened annually by Pap smear and pelvic ultrasound.if everything is fine so far by routine screening then the most common entity to cause spotting is strophic vaginitis

Answered2020-06-04 06:52:15

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Hi there, Such type of spotting and bleeding is common in perimenopausal time. You can get an ultrasound done.

Answered2020-06-03 13:16:44

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It's normal.

Answered2020-06-03 12:36:11

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Please take her to hospital and get her evaluated thoroughly

Answered2020-06-03 12:32:54

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If bleeding is once just wait another month if nothing not to worry if discharge or blood spotting again than thoroughly checked

Answered2020-06-03 12:30:28

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Take Tablet Trapic 500 mg 3 times a day for 3 days Drink lots of water and fruits juice Avoid lifting weights and stress and intercourses If any burning in ruination please tell
Next Steps
Get ultrasound done for uterus tubes and ovaries and endometrial thickness when possible
Health Tips
Syp Dexorange two spoons three times a day for 15 days Take a boiled egg daily

Answered2020-06-04 15:14:50

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Hi. She needs gynaec chekup and Ultrasound Abd .

Answered2020-06-03 12:58:20

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Don't panic. It's been only two months . She is probably perimenopausal. Irregular Cycles are expected.
Next Steps
wait and watch . sonography and pap smear would be ideal
Health Tips
if irregular spotting continues,then try to visit the doctor.

Answered2020-06-03 12:35:44

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U need evaluation ....scan,endodmetrial biopsy,pap smear needs to be done

Answered2020-06-03 12:25:48

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