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Re: An Intersting CaseFrom: DoctorJoe@aol.comFri Mar 19 21:46:07 1999
In a message dated 3/19/99 10:05:40 PM, mpshrivastava@healthnet.org.np writes: << A young lady aged 24 years had TOP ( Termination of pregnancy) at 12 weeks period, 2 years back. 6 months after TOP , she came back to me with the complaints of Sec. amenorrhoea and excessive vaginal bleeding. >> Two questions: 1) How can one have secondary Amenorrhea with EXCESSIVE vaginal bleeding? If you have vaginal bleeding, there cannot be amenorrhea. This is just a confusing story to me. 2) When the lady had her termination, did she have any hemorrhagic complications? I'm thinking of shock and pituitary apoplexy, of course... Joe P.
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