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Why abnormal vaginal bleeding? i'm in menopausa.
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Not menopausal: There are literally dozens of reasons for abnormal bleeding. These include hormonal, anatomic, medications, infections, etc. You need to review your history and specific characteristics with your doctor to determine exactly what is causing your abnormal bleeding.
Answered 11/21/2019
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