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bleeding after hysterectomy
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Machelle Seibel, MD - Women's Health, menopause, ReproductiveMedicine
University of Massachusetts Medical School MA
Questions in the Menopause forum are answered by Dr. Machelle Seibel. Topics covered include menopause issues, depression, hormone replacement therapy, hot flashes, joint or muscle problems, memory problems, mood swings, osteoporosis, sexual problems, skin changes, sleeping problems, vaginal problems, and weight problems.

bleeding after hysterectomy

by LinBren, Jan 26, 2008 02:05PM
I had a hysterectomy almost 4 years ago.  Today I am having a slight blood discharge from my vagina.  What can this be?  I exercise a lot and run a lot.  I'm terribly afraid.

by Machelle Seibel, MD, Jan 28, 2008 05:50PM
To: LinBren
If it has been almost 4 years since your hysterectomy, the cause of your bleeding is typically not due to the surgery. The best thing to do if you are afraid is to see your doctor for an exam. Most of the time the cause is benign and there are simple treatments. But having the exam makes it possible to know for sure. Being seen is the best way to find out and stop your fears.
Machelle M. Seibel, MD
Member Comments (2)

by nunis, Mar 08, 2008 11:44PM
To: Anyone who knows
I had my hysterectomy almost a year ago, since then my breasts are bigger, from 34B now I am in 34D, my concern is, could this be a hormonal imbalance? also my concern is that I feel stings in one side. I had my mammogram and everything is fine, the doctor told me not to worry, but I am worried because my bust is big, it feels like when I was breastfeeding, and the milk came and they felt like ready to explode, the same feeling. Help me if you know. Thank you!
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