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A year ago, after not having periods for a year, I started to bleed. This lasted several weeks. The GP referred me and I had a scan, I was then sent for biopsy and thankfully it came back clear. The gynecologist put a coil in and I changed my hrt. It has been going well since.

Now, 1 year later, I have started to bleed again. GP sending me for another scan. Anyone had anything similar?

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  • Hi there and thanks for posting

    I am sorry to hear about the bleeding you are experiencing again and appreciate what a concern this must be for you.

    Unfortunately no one here can say what the matter may be and the only thing that can tell you more is by going and getting the scan done, i'm afraid.

    Even if others on here have experienced similar to you there are so many different causes for bleeding it is impossible to compare stories.

    I hope you know more soon and that everything will work out okay for you.

    Take care

    Naomi

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  • Hi there and thanks for posting

    I am sorry to hear about the bleeding you are experiencing again and appreciate what a concern this must be for you.

    Unfortunately no one here can say what the matter may be and the only thing that can tell you more is by going and getting the scan done, i'm afraid.

    Even if others on here have experienced similar to you there are so many different causes for bleeding it is impossible to compare stories.

    I hope you know more soon and that everything will work out okay for you.

    Take care

    Naomi

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