Patient's question:
B was carefully checked and everything is fine. Inflammation was also carefully checked and it's good. Even after taking medication, the bleeding hasn't stopped. What could be the reason for some bleeding after menopause?Doctor's answer:
Postmenopausal peeling (after one year) is a dangerous sign. Common causes:1. Tumors - Common ones include endometrial cancer, uterine sarcoma, cervical cancer, and vaginal tumors. Some functional ovarian tumors can also cause vaginal bleeding;
2. Vaginitis - Senile vaginitis, atrophic endometritis, or vaginitis caused by other reasons may also lead to minimal peeling;
3. Emotional trauma: Postmenopausal vaginal epithelium becomes thin and fragile, and slight friction or irritation can trigger peeling;
4. Medication - Except for a small portion of postmenopausal bleeding caused by exogenous drugs.