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I'm 65, had uterus and one ovary removed 12 years ago. in the last 6 months pelvic cramping has increased and occasional spotting. ?
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Spotting: If you have had a hysterectomy it would be unusual to spot. Although you can bleed from the vaginal cuff. This is the vaginal section that connected to the uterus. Important to get this "spotting checked.
Answered 11/29/2013
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