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Are irregular bleeding an indication for a visit to a gynecologist?
Good morning, I am 48 years old, I have no other symptoms of menopause, except that for more than a year my myringbone cycles have been shifting. From February to June 11th I did not have a period, and on the 12th I got menstruation, which abundantly lasts to this day. It doesn't hurt me, I feel bdb. I wanted to ask if I should see a doctor. Thank you.
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Joanna Dunajska Pharmacist
3 years ago
The absence of menstruation for several months, followed by bleeding that lasts two weeks, is the most indication for consulting a doctor. I encourage you to visit a specialist, because such dysregulation of the cycle requires a gynecologist to conduct tests and determine what is the cause of irregular bleeding.