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I scheduled a sonohysterogram on cd10 to check lining abnormalities. i still have heavy bleeding on cd7. if bleeding doesn't stop, shall i reschedule?
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Probably: Active bleeding can interfere with the sonohysterogram. But hopefully you can just postpone it a day or two if needed, because the test will tell why are you having such heavy periods! good luck!
Answered 4/5/2014
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