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If someone has their womb removed, would they still have monthly cycles?
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No: Hormone effects on the lining of the womb cause build up of the inner layer, that is shed each month...Looks like blood has tissue in it. A pregnancy interrupts the monthly build up and shed. Lose the uterus (womb), monthly discharge is abnormal. Need to be evaluated for cause of bleeding.
Answered 8/11/2012
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