What is the reason for sudden abdominal cramps after menopause?

Patient's question:

A woman in her 50s hasn't had her menstrual period for several weeks. Suddenly, she experiences intermittent abdominal pain, which is quite severe. However, she has also been coughing a bit and experiencing some leakage of urine. What could be causing this pain?

Doctor's answer:

According to the situation you mentioned, it is recommended that you currently undergo an ultrasound to examine the condition of the uterine appendages. Additionally, if you have facial edema, it is advisable to check a urinalysis and kidney function to see if there is any kidney disease causing your current symptoms. Often, kidney disease or issues with the uterine appendages can easily lead to the symptoms you are experiencing, so it is still recommended to have an ultrasound and blood tests.

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