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Bleeding After Menopause

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Most women with dysplasia or carcinoma in situ do not experience any symptoms. Screening tests, therefore, are very important.

When the cancer becomes invasive, abnormal or unusual bleeding can occur. Bleeding may stop and start again between regular periods or there may be bleeding after menopause. Unexpected bleeding can also occur after intercourse or a pelvic exam. Periods sometimes last longer or are heavier than usual. Increased vaginal discharge may be noticeable as well. Pelvic pa...

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Endometrial biopsy

...done to determine the cause of abnormal menstrual periods (heavy, prolonged, or irregular bleeding), bleeding after menopause, or bleeding associated with taking hormone replacement medications.... Read more »

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