 [ Symptoms ] should i be worried about non iron deficient anemia and enlarged uterus  53 year old female still having fairly normal periods [ Disease ] hi ok it seems that the two do go together this is from the uk is nhs its us brits heath service pelvic examination women may have a pelvic examination if their gp suspects heavy menstrual bleeding menorrhagia may be the cause of their anaemia during a pelvic examination your gp will examine your vulva and labia external sex organs for signs of bleeding or infection they may also examine you internally this will involve your gp inserting gloved lubricated fingers into your vagina to feel whether your uterus womb is tender or enlarged a pelvic examination will not be done without your consent and you can choose to have someone with you so the best thing for you is get back to your doctor and see about getting on iron tablets to overcome you problem do hope this helps you good luck