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Why am i still spotting post menopause after taking spironolactone?

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Need evaluation: A possible side effect of this medication is abnormal bleeding. Regardless of this possible association, all postmenopausal bleeding must be evaluated and this should include an exam, endometrial biopsy, and ultrasound.

Dr Fowler agreed

Answered 11/16/2017

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