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Irregular period
I am 49 years old and currently going through perimenopause. My periods were regular until March 2026. After that, I did not have a proper period, but I had light spotting for two days in June. Now, in September, I have experienced spotting again for the past three days.
I am attaching my ultrasound report for your review. Could you please guide me on whether this bleeding pattern is normal during perimenopause and whether the ultrasound findings require any further evaluation or treatment?
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Spotting like this is common as periods become irregular in perimenopause, and your report notes normal endometrial echoes along with a fibroid in your uterus.
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Please discuss this report with your gynaecologist in person, since the fibroid and your bleeding pattern both need a closer look together.
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Please get any further spotting checked promptly instead of waiting, since perimenopausal bleeding patterns can change quickly.
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