Tarzana Abnormal Vaginal Bleeding
Vaginal bleeding will always occur during the normal menstrual cycle, which happens to last between 21 and 35 days on average, with a normal period of bleeding during time for an average of 2 to 7 days.
When you begin noticing abnormal bleeding patterns outside of the normal menstrual cycle, then you have cause for concern. The phenomenon is also referred to as dysfunctional uterine bleeding or spotting.
What Causes Abnormal Vaginal Bleeding?
Abnormal vaginal bleeding that occurs by itself is generally not considered a serious issue. The issue usually occurs as a result of an underlying problem that is typically determined by process of elimination.
- Hormonal imbalance – there are a couple of hormones that regulate the cycle: estrogen and progesterone. If these hormones become out of balance, then abnormal bleeding may occur.
- Pregnancy complications – miscarriage and high-risk pregnancy have a tendency to cause abnormal bleeding.
- Infection – if the reproductive organs become infected, abnormal vaginal bleeding may result. Infections may develop from STDs.
- Polyps – these are non-cancerous growths that sometimes occur in women, especially after pregnancy. They will cause bouts of abnormal bleeding.
There are also other are causes such as cancer, diabetes, and extreme stress.
How Does Dr. Torbati Help With Abnormal Vaginal Bleeding?
If you suspect that you may be suffering from abnormal bleeding after carefully analyzing your menstrual cycle, then it’s time to schedule an appointment with an experienced gynecologist such as Dr. Torbati.
Dr. Torbati will ask you a series of questions related to your menstrual cycle so try to pay attention to as many details as you can as preparation.
Based on your responses and a brief examination in the office, he will call for additional diagnostic testing to help rule out causes.
- Blood test as a way to determine if healthy hormone levels are present.
- Cultures or biopsy taken from cervix or lining of the uterus.
- Ultrasound to analyze the reproductive organs.
Dr. Torbati will analyze the results and recommend the best course of treatment once all necessary tests have been performed.
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