It's very unusual to have periods after not having them for over 2 years. However if your biopsy and ultrasound was normal as far as the endometrium than who knows? Maybe you gained weight and got more estrogen in your body and the periods came back? Any possibility of that? You may have not really been in menopause., only in perimenopause. Have they done the FSH test? I wouldn't worry too much about Aygestin and the other progesterones, it's the estrogens that would worry me if the doctors want to give you that. I would not take estrogen or a combination pill, I also have breast cancer in my family. I have been on Aygestin, Provera, etc. and it didn't help much. I'm considering an ablation if my periods don't stop soon...and I'm 56!
I agree with you. I have finally convinced my doctor to go ahead with the hysteroscopy. I asked him point blank how one can go into what HE told me was menopause, then all of a sudden I'm back into perimenopause just doesn't make sense. His answer was that the one year rule really doesn't hold true. I disagree. I think that when one has stopped having periods for over 2 and a half years, then there is something wrong. I was happy that the uterine biopsy was normal, but something else is going on here. The doctor did say that I have fibroids, but also said that they often "resolve themselves" and I refuse to go on any more hormones.
hi,i too am 53,and not had periods for over two yrs, and im no doctor,but reading ur post,it just reminds me of my sister,,she used to bleed alot,and a scan showed she had fibroids, and the doctor told her that fibroids do bleed bleed alot,anyway,after afew yrs of this,she ended up having a hystrectomy,im not trying to scare you, but i feel,i would go back to the doctors,or get a second oppinion,anyway,i hope you get sorted, good luck