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Post menopausal bleeding.
My mother had fibroids and endometrosis during her reproductive age. She had undergone Menopause 2 years back. Last year on 12 feb she had post menopausal bleeding for two days, the blood was thin and watery. From last day she is again having same problem. Last time her urine culture showed no infection and her USG showed atrophic uterus with a fibroid in the right posterior part. She is not under any HRT. What can be the issue . Please help me !
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If she has bleeding post menopause it can't be ignored. She will need a biopsy. Pls connect for further guidance immediately!!
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She would need an endometrial biopsy. Consult a gynaecologist physically.
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Connect please
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Post menopausal bleeding needs detailed evaluation
U can share the recent ultrasound report the Endometrial thickness needs to be evaluated
Get her papsmear done once she stops to bleed
A perspeculum examination to rule out erosion cervix
Thyroid n prolactin levels to be checked
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