Abnormal Uterine Bleeding
A woman’s menstrual cycle should occur every 28 days, with a period of bleeding for 3-7 days on average. Abnormal bleeding, also known as abnormal uterine bleeding, is any bleeding that occurs outside of the cycle and can be an indication of an underlying medical condition.
Abnormal bleeding can be described as bleeding between your period, heavy flow (bleeding), bleeding after sex, lack of bleeding for several months, and bleeding for long periods.
Request an AppointmentBy keeping track of your cycle and making notes of its length and flow, you can help your doctor determine what may be irregular or abnormal bleeding.
It is important to note that there are stages in a woman’s life where abnormal bleeding may occur such as when a girl begins menstruation or as a woman approaches menopause. Additionally, women taking hormone therapy may also experience abnormal or irregular bleeding during the first few months of treatment. These are times when the cycle can be disrupted due to changes in hormone levels.
We provide a large array of options for the treatment of AUB.