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Cramps after menopause
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This is for a 57y old woman who got menopause at 38.
She has certain health issues like diabetes, hypothyroidism and fatty liver. And probably a few vitamin deficiencies
She recently developed some wrist/bone pain because of diabetes too. The doctor asked her to restrict writing or working.
Due to this she has also changed her medication recently.
A few days back a little blood on her garment. Today, she has been experiencing period cramps, no blood. What can cause this? Can it be due to medication or any other health condition? Shall we consult a gynac or a general physician? And online or offline?
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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23 yrs exp
Chandigarh
This is called postmenopausal bleeding n needs urgent detailed investigations.u need to meet a gynaecologist in person
In person consultation is definitely better than online
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