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My mum who is 54 started the menopause a couple of years ago & hasn't had a period for 18 months.... until NOW! She has been to her GP who said it is not good for that to happen & has referred her to a gynaecologist. She is very worried as too am I as it may be some time before she gets seen to get some answers so I was wondering if you could shed some light on the problem please? What could it possibly mean? Is it serious or life threatening? Thank you. A worried daughter!
Hi - the same thing has just happened to me, not a very heavy period but a bit of a surprise! Before I hit menopause I was getting bleeding between my periods similar to what I have just had. I got it checked out and found I have a small fibroidFibroid tumors Uterine fibroids and that was causing it so it may be something to do with that - I am seeing my doctor tomorrow for other stuff and I was going to talk to him about it. I am not too concerned, it is probably just part of the process and I guess your GP was being cautious, I hope she does not have to wait too long to see the gynaecologist. At least she is doing something about it - that is a good thing even if it is worrying. She is lucky to have a daughter who worries and cares about her like you do.