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MrsT

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No Uterus.......why Do I Bleed
Posted: 09-22-05 12:36pm

Had a partial hysterectomy 7 years ago. Left the ovaries and cervix. About 3 years ago had a bit of spotting and freaked. I have no uterus, so where is it coming from. Called emergency and they told me to go to the doctor, which I did and she checked me out and said that the cerivx bleeds sometimes. This past year I am getting bleeding once a month and it seems to be getting heavier. No clotting but don't know where it is coming from. Did searches on internet and have yet to find anything on this or anyone that has had this.
I am 44 had 3 kids by c-sections. Youngest is 12 and oldest is 18.
Any help with this situation would be greatly appreciated cause I am confused about this.
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Tylanas

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Posted: 09-23-05 15:28pm

I would go to another doctor, and have tests run, x-rays or mri's and the such. You definatly shouldn't be bleeding heavily, i'd think! Maybe that is normal; but asking a doctor and getting a thourough exam is what I would do.
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browneyeslatina

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Posted: 12-29-05 02:11am

I had a partial hysterectomy done in 2001, I have experienced very light bleeding once every 5 to 6 months for the past 3 years. This month the bleeding was more dark and frequent. I was told by a gyn this happens and not to worry... Im 35 years old and have 3 beautiful children...
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