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History Of Prolonged Vaginal Bleeding. Prescribed Qlaira Pills. Is It Okay?

is it safe to prescribe qlaira pills for a 50 y/0 with history of prolonged vaginal bleeding for 3 wks ( 4 days moderate flow followed by spotting)? Previous menses were regular , monthly 4 days duration. Qlaira doesnt cause endometrial hyperplasia . Is it ok to give qlaira on this patient and for how long would she take it?
Sun, 1 Sep 2013
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Hello,
Thanks for posting your query on health care magic.
Bleeding per vagina in a 50 year old female is something to be of concern.
Before starting the pills, i suggest you to get an ultrasound- transvaginal for endometrial thickness.
If ET is more than 5 mm, i suggest you to get a hysteroscopic directed biopsy.
It is gold standard to rule rule out endometrial pathology if any.
If everything is normal, you can continue with the prescribed medication.
Hope this helps.
regards,
Dr Nilofer
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History Of Prolonged Vaginal Bleeding. Prescribed Qlaira Pills. Is It Okay?

Hello, Thanks for posting your query on health care magic. Bleeding per vagina in a 50 year old female is something to be of concern. Before starting the pills, i suggest you to get an ultrasound- transvaginal for endometrial thickness. If ET is more than 5 mm, i suggest you to get a hysteroscopic directed biopsy. It is gold standard to rule rule out endometrial pathology if any. If everything is normal, you can continue with the prescribed medication. Hope this helps. regards, Dr Nilofer