Guest guest Posted June 4, 2008 Report Posted June 4, 2008 > > In my (vicarious) experience, this is not unusual at all. Menopause is defined as 12 months sans menses, but sporadic ovulation can (and does!) occur for several to many years after. > > This too shall pass (and I'm not the only one who hopes it's quick!) > > > Arne Hi Arne Thanks for the message.... what a surprise, my goodness you do know lots!!! I will finish this post menopause bleeding topic. Thanks to all who did help, its a great comfort in knowing that all your expertise is out there. Quote
Guest guest Posted June 4, 2008 Report Posted June 4, 2008 - Thanks for the update. Hope all your results turn out OK. The desire for chocolate was interesting. At least you enjoyed the cake (hopefully)! Take care. Joanne H (, Ca) Thanks for the concern. Had the doctors visit today, he too was concerned. I got poked and prodded, with a smear test taken, he is now going to write to a specialist and we will see what results ... I got a cake of chocolate at the supermarket...and it wasn't even on my shopping list! (Thanks again Quote
Guest guest Posted June 4, 2008 Report Posted June 4, 2008 - Thanks for the update. Hope all your results turn out OK. The desire for chocolate was interesting. At least you enjoyed the cake (hopefully)! Take care. Joanne H (, Ca) Thanks for the concern. Had the doctors visit today, he too was concerned. I got poked and prodded, with a smear test taken, he is now going to write to a specialist and we will see what results ... I got a cake of chocolate at the supermarket...and it wasn't even on my shopping list! (Thanks again Quote
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