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Bleeding After Menopause

Menopause is time of life when you haven't had menstrual bleeding for at least a year after your last period. It's sometimes hard to know which period was or will be the last menstrual period, so it may be helpful to keep a record of the dates of your periods. Periods around and just before menopause can be light or heavy, regular or irregular. The variation is a response to the normal ups and downs of female hormone levels.

Do you know you are or think you could be menopausal?

dash  Yes, I am menopausal.
dash  No, I don't think that I am menopausal.

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