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Menstrual Periods after 1.5 years
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My mother (age 48) has not got any periods since 1.5 years. We thought that it's finally over but today she suffered from stomach and back pain and got her periods.
Everything else is normal and she is not having any other issue.
Can someone please tell me why this happened?
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Get her evaluated for post menopausal bleeding
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After one yr of menopause, getting periods is not normal...you need to do ultrasound abdomen and pelvis first followed by other tests....
Can consult me privately
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Need to get some tests done...
Visit Gynaecologist
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You should go for checking up endometrial thickness and assessment as soon as possible with gynaecologist as getting periods after 1.5 years can mean cancer also.
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please get evaluation as soon as possible
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No its not ok.
Consult a Gynaecologist.
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Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist.
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Irregularities and intermittent bleeding in perimenopausal phase is not uncommon
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Dr. Ranjitha
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Bangalore
Go for gynecologist consultation. Sometimes it happens like that. But better to go and visit doctor in person it might be pathological also.
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