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Menopause |
Bleeding02/05/2007 |
I am 48 yrs old. My periods used to be regular - every c. 3 weeks, lasting for 3 days. In the last year they have been every 3-4 months. 2 weeks ago I started bleeding heavily and it is not getting better. Is it somthing to be worried about? Should I go to the doctor? Is it something to be investigated? Thanks.
It is important to see your physician when there is a notable change in menstrual pattern.
It is common to start skipping cycles in the perimenopause. It is more concerning if the bleeding becomes heavy.
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Margery Gass, MD Formely, Professor, Clinical Obstetrics & Gynecology College of Medicine University of Cincinnati |
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