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Help my wife! 70 years old and shes getting her period?
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IMPOSSIBLE !: She has a postmenopausal transvaginal bleeding. Something from the uterus or vagina is bleeding. She needs to see a gynecologist asap( soon) to rule out the possibility of cancer ( chances for cancer are high).
Answered 12/9/2013
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