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Should i see a gynecologist and a general practitioner for postmenopausal bleeding?
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Gynecologist: If you are experiencing vaginal bleeding after menopause, that is not normal. You should see a doctor soon, preferably your gynecologist. He or she can do a pelvic exam to determine the source of bleeding and also perform a biopsy in the office if necessary.
Answered 5/9/2014
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