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A member asked:
In perimenopause and having dub, don't want to take hormones, will it ever go away on its own, how long will it take?
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Menopause: The average age of true menopause is 54 , so if you are having "DUB", it is important to have an ultrasound to measure the thickness of the uterine lining, to ascertain whether a tissue biopsy is necessary. See your gyn provider for testing and an exam.
Answered 4/23/2018
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