Asked for महिला | 60 Years

Can I have cancer with continuous bleeding at 60 years old?

Patient's Query

मैं 60 year की महिला हू हमे 1year से ब्लड आ रहा है बच्चेदानी से मेरी एमआरआई में 36×38 का कैंसर है

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Answered by Dr. Nisarg Patel

Your MRI findings indicate a possible uterine cancer having dimensions of 36×38. This type of cancer can result in irregular vaginal bleeding. One may experience lower abdominal pain, lower back pain, and bloating abdomen. The condition may be advancing in age, hereditary factors, or hormonal imbalances within the body system. Management of this disease may require surgical procedure, radiotherapy, or chemotherapy depending on what stage it is at. Therefore there is a need for a more detailed conversation with an oncologist.

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Last period was on 14th April and now its 13th may, still period is not coming. Am I pregnant? When I will do the pregnancy test after 14th.

Female | 31

Since you had a delay in your monthly period, it may be a sign of pregnancy, but there are other possible reasons particularly stress and changes in hormones. To know that you are safe you could do the test only after the 14th of May and learn if you are expecting. Your cycle is subject to the effect of countless factors in various states of your body.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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I have spotting for 3 days and have no periods

Female | 27

If you miss a period for more than 3 days, it may be implantation bleeding as well as a medical condition. A gynecologist should be consulted for a thorough examination and diagnosis. The gynecologist or an obstetrician is the best consultant on such conditions.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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Hello, I had sex on 7.8.2025 and I'm worried about the possibility of pregnancy. Let me explain to you in more detail. I've been on birth control pills for 10 months since last year. I take them at about the same time, sometimes I'm 2-3 hours late. I had my last gynecological examination in June 2025 and then she told me that my ovaries are as they should be when I'm on birth control. My intercourse started 3 days after my period ended, that is, on 1.8 I started and ended on 4.8 and the intercourse was on 7.8. 3 weeks after having sex, I had 4 days of bleeding that also had blood clots, I usually have that during my period and it was normal red blood and at the end it was brown. The bleeding started on 24.8 and lasted until 26 or 27.8. For the next two months I didn't get my period when I was supposed to, I had some kind of grayish discharge and maybe some brownish spot on the tampon, so it bothers me a lot. That sexual intercourse wasn't with a condom, but first it was vaginal, then anal, then vaginal, then anal, and it ended anal. I personally didn't feel him cum inside me. I don't have any symptoms of pregnancy, so I didn't even test because I would have had some symptoms, and I had that bleeding 3 weeks after intercourse. My cycle usually lasts 28 days according to contraception, and I have bleeding for 4 days

Female | 19

It's good that you've been consistent with your birth control pills, even if sometimes you're a tad late. The bleeding you had after 3 weeks might have been related to various factors, like hormonal changes or implantation bleeding, which can happen in early pregnancy. The grayish discharge and spotting could be due to hormonal fluctuations or other reasons like infection. It's worth checking in with your gynecologist for a thorough evaluation and maybe a pregnancy test, just to rule out any possibilities and give you peace of mind.

Answered on 20th Nov '25

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I'm 22 yrs old. I missed periods 8days .yesterday I will check pregnancy kit us faint line and today is bleeding

Female | 22

The missed menstrual cycle along with the bleeding can be due to several things, such as pregnancy, hormonal changes, or stress. You may be pregnant, although the dim line on the test can be the starting point. The bleeding might be the result of something else. I suggest you keep an eye on your period and do your best to prevent feelings of panic. It is the right decision to see a doctor for a thorough check-up and precise diagnosis. You will be the sole receiver of their individualized advice which will cover your condition completely and everything will be in good shape.

Answered on 27th Dec '24

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