2 Weeks Period For A Year. Sonograph Shows Thin Uterus, Suggested Biopsy. Anything To Worry?
I have been having 2 week periods for almost a year not, they switched my birth control pills and this didn't help and they did a sono which they said was fine. However, I contacted my OBGYN again last week to see if we could try switching my pills again because after only 1 month of a regular period, I was back to 2 weeks this month. My sono was done in late June. the nurse called and said that the doc went back and looked at my sono and that my uteron was very thin and that he wants to basically do a biopsy to see if something else is going on. Should I now be worried about cancer? I am 41 years old. My mother had a hysterectomy due to cervical cancer when she was in her 30s.
welcome to HCM! if there is bleeding for such a long period,get a gynaec advice and stop it. secondly , start haematinics- iron tablets. wait for your gynaec 's advice, if not available consult another gynaec. a good transvaginal sonography is required. also thyroid hormones to be checked.
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2 Weeks Period For A Year. Sonograph Shows Thin Uterus, Suggested Biopsy. Anything To Worry?
welcome to HCM! if there is bleeding for such a long period,get a gynaec advice and stop it. secondly , start haematinics- iron tablets. wait for your gynaec s advice, if not available consult another gynaec. a good transvaginal sonography is required. also thyroid hormones to be checked.