Get answers for abnormal bleeding from a board-certified OB/GYN
Heavy, irregular, or unexpected bleeding has a cause, and most causes are treatable. See a physician by video, get tested close to home, and start treatment.
Licensed in 50 states. Most insurances accepted.
Start with what you’re noticing
Each page explains what is normal, what isn’t, the likely causes, and what testing usually involves.
- Heavy periodsSoaking through products, large clots, or periods that last too long.
- Bleeding between periodsSpotting or bleeding at unexpected times in your cycle.
- Irregular periodsCycles that come too often, too rarely, or unpredictably.
- Bleeding after menopauseAny bleeding a year or more after your last period.
- Bleeding on birth controlSpotting or breakthrough bleeding on hormonal methods.
- Heavy periods in teensHeavy bleeding from the first period can signal a bleeding disorder.
- Bleeding after sexSpotting or bleeding during or after intercourse.
Nine causes, one system
Gynecologists sort the causes of abnormal bleeding using PALM-COEIN, a system from the International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics. Finding every cause that applies to you is how the right treatment gets chosen.
How a telehealth visit works
- Book
Schedule online or by phone and complete a short health history.
- Meet your OB/GYN
A video visit about your bleeding pattern, health, and goals.
- Get tested nearby
Labs and a pelvic ultrasound at local sites. In-person exams or biopsy are arranged if needed.
- Start treatment
Prescriptions sent to your pharmacy, and follow-up visits to make sure it’s working.
Articles
In-depth reading on the causes and treatment of abnormal uterine bleeding.
For clinicians
Physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants can talk directly with an OB/GYN about a patient with abnormal bleeding, or refer for telehealth management.