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Can you bleed between periods for years with cervical cancer?
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Yes: If you already have a diagnosis of cervical cancer and are bleeding between periods then you need to be evaluated by your gynecologist. If you think you might have cervical cancer because you are bleeding between periods then you need to be evaluated as well. There are plenty of other causes of vaginal bleeding, but it makes sense to be examined!
Answered 6/13/2013
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I HavePCOS.This is my first natural cycle in 2 years.Period is ranging from brown to red only when I wipe.It has been 8 days.Afraid cervical cancer?
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Period is very thick mixed with large amounts of cervical mucus. Blobs come out on toilet, is Painful. Not clotted blood just thick. ultrasound and HPV neg last month. Had this for 4 years. If cancer, would it have shown on ultrasound after 4 years?
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