@thomasgrady
Since your wife is in her thirties, it's important to determine the cause of her heavy periods.
It may simply be physiological, linked to a minor hormonal imbalance, but the gynecologist must examine her uterus.
The goal is to check the thickness of the endometrium, the mucous membrane that lines the walls.
At the same time, he or she will be able to check for polyps.
For this examination, endovaginal ultrasound is well-suited and completely painless.
For a patient in the midst of childbearing, a simple change in the dosage of her contraceptive pill may be able to resolve the problem.
If necessary, the practitioner can insert a small curette into the uterus and remove a piece of tissue for analysis. This is also a benign procedure with no major pain.
Please keep us informed of the follow-up.