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Thick Uterine Wall
I went to the doctor due to a concerned because I was bleeding and I had not had a period in about 8-9 years. About 5 years ago I was told I was in eary menopause. I'm 40. I was told from this doctor that I wasn't in menopause but my uterine wall is 17mm thick and my hormone levels were completely out of wack. Before this episode of bleeding I had one last year and some spotting and discharge. I have had this discharge for quite awhile, years. Am taking meds now for a bacteria infection. I'm a little concerened because of the conflicting menopausal issue.
He had to apply a lot of pressure to get the pictures. Its hurt so bad. I am having it done on Monday.
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Sonograms don't cause pain, it has to be coincidental timing. I hope they do the biopsy soon.
No, They are going to do a biopsy to rule out any other problems. But since the did the sonogram I have had a lot of pain.
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Did the doctor recommend hormone treatments such as a forced bleed from provera, or a D&C?
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