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Abnormal uterine bleeding can occur at any age but is most common in young girls beginning menstruation or women mid-40s and up in perimenopause.
Bleeding outside of your typical menstrual cycle is generally considered abnormal. This includes:
Outside of your menstrual cycle, it is also abnormal to experience bleeding or spotting after sex. Talk to your fertility specialist if you are experiencing any abnormal uterine bleeding.
There are many reasons you may experience abnormal uterine bleeding:
The fertility specialist will begin by taking your health and menstrual cycle histories. It’s helpful to track your menstrual cycle for several months prior to your appointment, including the dates, length and type (light, medium, heavy). There will also be a physical exam and tests, as needed. Some of the tests your fertility specialist may recommend include:
Your fertility specialist may use medication to treat your irregular menstrual cycle. Prescription medication like Clomid can help regulate your ovulation cycle, improving your chances of becoming pregnant. In conjunction with medication, eating healthfully and properly exercising can improve your menstrual cycle regularity.
If you are experiencing abnormal uterine bleeding, speak with your fertility specialist to learn more about your options.
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