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Women's Health | Last Active: Jul 19, 2020 | Replies (12)
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@amywood20- Hello. It's nice to meet you. After menopause, I think that part of our thinking process includes the thought, "Thank goodness that's over. I don't have to think of that again!" Many of us are greatly disappointed that that's often not the case. It can be just a sloughing off of tissue that has thinned a lot. I think that you are doing the best thing and that is to see an ob-gyn and see what he/she finds. You don't say when the last hormone was taken. Could it be that hormones are just trying to level off?
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Hi Mary! I think it's been two years since my hormones were checked and that was due to being on bio-identical HRT, as they needed to be adjusted some. When I saw the OB/GYN last week they took blood to check them and I am just waiting for the results. It would be crazy if it is the sloughing off of tissue, as it's been six years of no periods, no birth control, etc. I had one OB/GYN (he retired) tell me it could be premature ovarian failure. That was five years ago. I think if the hormones come back indicating I am post menopause then a sonogram/ultrasound will be requested so the OB/GYN can see if there is something else causing it. Thanks for the response!