A few possibilities: Most possibilities are not likely cause for alarm; they include perimenopausal changes in your ovarian-pituitary hormones or some local changes in your uterine lining; you are probably not pregnant; it is unlikely that you have a uterinae polyp or lesion. A gyn evaluation, pregnancy test, pelvic sonogram may help answer your concerns. The bleeding may resolve spontaneously and remain unexplained
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