Hi everyone
This is the first time on here and the reason I am is a terryifying consept.
5 years ago my periods just stopped (45) I left it until it had been a couple of years and thought I had better visit my GP to cross the I's and dot the T's and confirm menopause. However, my bloods were normal. I was referred to Endocrine and after a MRI of the head, they discovered a pituitary tumour. So basically I was forced into menopause and didn't I through this naturally. After the OP I had a tiny episode of spotting very slight. Endocrine we're not worried about this at all. However, since my OP 2 years ago this March I've had another 2 episodes, so slight but nevertheless still there. I've just had transvaginal ultrasound to reveal a thickened lining of 5.4mm with the description of "too thick for post menopause". I'm absolutely terrified as I have 2 children and can't bear the thought of leaving them behind if the worst happens. Sorry for the long post but all info needs providing
