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Irregular menstrual flow due to PCOS

I was diagnosed with PCOS about 2 years ago. I know alot about it, but there is some stuff I probably still do not know. As of today, I have been flowing for about 4 weeks. As someone who has PCOS, is that normal? It doesn't happen all the time. This is the second time it has happened. I just worry about the bigger picture and possibilities of uterine cancer.
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356929 tn?1246389756
Hi ,
  Sorry I'm unfamiliar with PCOS also.. But.. there is a special forum just for PCOS. You may like to check that out..and as Cirella said.. check also with your Dr. .

Sandy
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Hi, Just wanted to say that I don't know a lot about PCOS, sorry.  What does your doctor say about the bleeding?  You say flowing, not spotting.  If you are bleeding like a period bleed then you should call and see what they say.  Four weeks is a long time.

Take care.
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