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Vaginal Bleeding - Diagnosis |
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The following are some of the tests advised for a woman with abnormal bleeding:- • A physical exam involving the breasts, pelvic area and thyroids • A pregnancy test in ovulating women • A PAP smear test to rule out cervical cancer • A microscopic examination of vaginal swabs to rule out infections • A blood count to rule out premature menopause, anemia, liver and kidney functions • Hormonal tests for Polycystic Ovaries and Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) • A pelvic ultrasound depending on the medical history may be carried out • In women over 40 years with persistent bleeding endometrial sampling / biopsy may be carried out |
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