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How often do you bleed if you have endmetrical cancer in menopause and how does it last?
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Seek immediate help: The person who has this needs to see her gyn and oncologist right away.
Answered 1/5/2013
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Endometrial cancer: If you are menopause-you are not supposed to have any vaginal bleeding anymore. If you do, you definitely will need to go to see your gynecologist and have it checked. One of the things that have to be ruled out besides infection, inflammation etc- is cancer.
Answered 10/4/2016
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