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Ultrasound findings , abnormal bleeding for 5 weeks..endometrium thickness was 0.7cm uterus is diffusley heterogeneous calcifications both ovaries?

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Dr. Brad Douglas
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Obstetrics and Gynecology 26 years experience
Menopause: You could be in menopause, have fibroids - and if over 35, you need an endometrial biopsy.
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Dr. Bruce J. Stringer
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Radiology 49 years experience
Dysfunctional Bleed: Abnormal bleeding could be caused by an endometrial abnormality such as a polyp or tumor. A hysterosonogram, in which saline is instilled into the uterine cavity during ultrasound may provide more information. An endometrial biopsy will likely be needed to better define the problem. Irregular bleeding may also be experienced in the perimenopausal period.
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