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Menopause issues
My mother has a problem of heavy bleeding during her menopause stage.
Multiple medications were suggested to see if bleeding stops. Tranostat tablets first, then sysron N, then primolut.
None could help for over a period of 3 months.
DnC report also says there is no issue but only harmonal imbalance.
What further steps could be taken? Is there a way to avoid surgical procedure to remove uterus.
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Dr. Bobby M
Infertility Specialist
20 yrs exp
Chennai
If D&C and endometrial biopsy is normal then there are 2 more options of treatment without removing uterus . First one - Mirena coil insertion
Second- endometrial ablation
You have to consult a gynaecologist for evaluation of your mother to decide on the suitability of above options
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