Patient's question:
Doctor, hello, I am 47 years old, female. My family member has been menopausal for two years, but she had a bit of bleeding ten days ago, for three consecutive days. Why is it not better not to have a menstrual period after menopause?Doctor's answer:
Great, I'd be happy to help you clarify. If you are 42 years old and have experienced menopause, it's possible that your ovaries may have prematurely aged. Some people may experience a series of symptoms when their skills suddenly improve, such as neurasthenia, frequent dreams, sweating, vaginal dryness, and so on. If these symptoms are not obvious, just let nature take its course and avoid taking medication. If your menstrual cycle has been adjusted using artificial cycles and you continue to rely on artificial cycles for adjustment, then perhaps that may not be possible. It is the medication that induces the growth and shedding of the endometrium, not your own ovaries adjusting.