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Re: 54 yr old woman with breakthrough bleeding for 3 yrs?From: Julia (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue, 20 Apr 1999 08:35:22 -0500 (CDT)
At Mon, 19 Apr 1999, Ann wrote: > >Is breakthrough bleeding in an older woman suspicious of uterine cancer? >Is it necessary to keep having these tests? My mom doesn't want to go to >another OB/GYN because she says, "They don't care about you once you go >through menopause." Is that attitude valid? I have a great OB/GYN that I >think takes her insurance that I would like for her to see. > >I appreciate any assistance, > >Ann Ann, My partner's mother, who is 60, has been on HRT and had spotting for a year. Her health care provider didn't want to do any tests....he said the bleeding was a side effect of the HRT and tried to adjust the dosage. She did recently now have a D&C and the diagnosis was uterine cancer. It is a virulent type and stage III. She has a 50% chance to live another 2 years. In her case, in other words, they should have done more sooner. I think too many tests is better than what she is going through now. What I would question, though, is why they don't give her anesthesia when they do the scrapings? Is there a good explanation for this? Best wishes, and I hope your mother remains healthy.
-- Julia
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