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Burning and spotting after menopause
My mother's age is 55.Her period was completely stopped before 5 years......Before 6 months my mother operated cervical polyp. After the 1 month of the operation, she felt itching in her vagina and then burning in her vagina then she met with a doctor ,the doctor gave her medicines then the burning was stopped... but before 7 days , she is spotting with brown colour. The next next spotting was occurred after the 3 days of the first spotting. But today my mother tells that her vagina is burning.
So doctor tell me what is the cause please.
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POST MENOPAUSAL BLEEDING IS NOT GOOD CONSULT A GYNAE AND GET YOURSELF EXAMINED AND ALSO GET ATVS SCAN TO SEE FOR ENDOMETRIAL THICKNESS
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Dr. Manju Kumari
Obstetrician
32 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Get done complete urine examination and culture sensitivity of the urine.With reports meet to gynaecologist and take medicine.Drink plenty of water and alkacitral syrup.Buttermilk is also effective.
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