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What Causes Vaginal Bleeding During Menopause?

I have been in menopause for over a year and I have started bleeding again. I have seen my gyno, but I am worried about the amount of blood I am losing. If this is not a period, couldn't I get anemic if I just keep bleeding? I have an appointment for a biopsy in one week.
posted on Thu, 27 Nov 2014
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In short: Ask your doctor to prescribe medication to stop bleeding, if it is so severe

Explanation: You have already visited a gynaecologist and undergoing a biopsy is well and good. If you have more bleeding you can ask your doctor to prescribe medication to stop or reduce bleeding. Otherwise you need not worry about this. Undergo biopsy and consult your doctor with biopsy report.
you can take Iron capsules for the time being if you are so much worried about anaemia.
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What Causes Vaginal Bleeding During Menopause?

Thanks for asking in Healthcaremagic Forum In short: Ask your doctor to prescribe medication to stop bleeding, if it is so severe Explanation: You have already visited a gynaecologist and undergoing a biopsy is well and good. If you have more bleeding you can ask your doctor to prescribe medication to stop or reduce bleeding. Otherwise you need not worry about this. Undergo biopsy and consult your doctor with biopsy report. you can take Iron capsules for the time being if you are so much worried about anaemia.