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I am 49 years old and currently going through perimenopause. My periods were regular until March 2026. After that, I did not have my period for several months. Then, I had some light spotting in June 2026 and now I had spotting again on September 11, which lasted for only one day. Is this normal during perimenopause? Please advise. Last ultra sound was ok jo 6 months pahle hua tha
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Irregular periods are  normal in the Peri menopasal period But if you bleed or spot after 6 months of not getting periods it is abnormal needs evaluation If you bleed or spot more than 7 days or bleed before 21 days then also you need investigations
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Its normal.
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Irregular spotting like this is common in perimenopause, especially with the hormone swings before periods stop for good.
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Since your last scan was about six months ago, please book a fresh pelvic ultrasound and check-up. Spotting after a long gap is worth confirming in person, even when it's brief.
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