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50-year-old woman, no periods for around 1.5 years, suddenly developed period-like moderate/heavy vaginal bleeding for the past 2 days. No severe pain, dizziness, fainting, or extreme weakness. She has hypertension but no diabetes and is not on HRT or other regular medications. Has anyone experienced something similar? What could be the possible causes, and what would you suggest doing next?
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Consult gynecologist physically for examination Bleeding after menopause is not normal
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Any bleeding after a year of absent period is post menopausal bleeding. Get ultrasound scan done. Consult local gynecologist for physical examination please
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This is called post menopasal bleeding Needs urgent detailed investigations especially ultrasound pelvis to check endometrial cancer
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Any bleeding after a year or more without periods needs to be checked by a gynaecologist, even when you feel well otherwise. There are several possible causes and many are harmless. Only an examination and a pelvic ultrasound can tell which one applies to you, so please book an appointment this week rather than waiting for it to settle.
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If you soak a pad every hour, or feel dizzy, faint or breathless, go to an emergency department the same day.
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