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Postmenopausal Bleeding
While a thin uterine lining causes most postmenopausal bleeding,
there is always the possibility that a tumor of the uterus
is the real cause. Using a tiny hysteroscope, the gynecologist
is able to rule-out a tumor by directly looking into the uterus.
The procedure is done in the office rather than the hospital
setting.
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