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Re: Biopsy Results About Breakthrough BleedingFrom: William McIntosh, MD (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue, 21 Aug 2001 17:18:00 -0500 (CDT)
At Tue, 21 Aug 2001, Patti wrote: > >I just called my gyno for the results of my endometrial biopsy done >during my breakthrough bleeding. He said it shows I'm on the pill. He >read from the report that it said "results are consistent with hormonal >changes". I asked him what that meant and again he said that it means >I'm on the pill. Is that what it means? To me what does it mean by >hormonal changes? I am off the pill now for my 7 days and I know I will >not get a period cause I haven't since November. I asked him about the >painkillers I had been taking, the ibupropen and the fiorinals and >fioricets due to the traffic accident that I was in. He said that >wouldn't cause breakthrough bleeding. > >Does what he told me mean that the hyperplasia is under control and that >I should stay on the Loestrin 120? Can I ask what causes breakthrough >bleeding? What happens if it occurs again when I start up on the pill >again after the 7 days is over? Thanks. Your biopsy indicates that you no longer have hyperplasia. Staying on the pill is up to you and your doctor. Breakthrough bleeding is a waste basket of many different causes for bleeding. At a guess, I would imagine that yours is from endometrial suppression.
-- William D. McIntosh, MD, FACOG
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