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My mother is 55, is suffering from extreme bleeding from the last two weeks. She had her menopause last year, however, the bleeding began earlier this year. On consulting a doctor, she was advised to take regestrol for 3 months. When the issue did not resolve, she underwent a dnc procedure, during which the doc inserted marena medicine. But just after the one week of the procedure, her bleeding resumed. She is a lot for pain, also took trenaxa on suggestion of the doctor but bleeding did not stop. She has began eating regestrol again and the bleeding is somewhat controlled. All her tests are normal, her cancer tests are also negative. We are very worried, should we get the uterus removed? That seems like the last option. Please, please advise.


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