Patient's question:
My mother is 65 years old and has been menopausal for over ten years. Recently, she has experienced vaginal bleeding, similar to her menstrual period. This morning, she also felt that her cervix had dropped down to the vaginal opening. Today, an ultrasound revealed no abnormalities, so what could be the reason? Later, I noticed something growing at the urethral opening. I want to know why she is bleeding vaginally—is it due to this growth? What is the actual cause? Is the growth causing the skin to break, and will it be removed surgically? What other tests should be done? Currently, she is in a healing phase—can tests still be performed?Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on the situation you described, it is currently considered that the peeling may be caused by endometrial inflammation. Hello, regarding the gynecological examination and color Doppler ultrasound examination, the first step should be a diagnostic (D&C) with pathology examination. This requires a gynecological examination to check for any abnormal symptoms, followed by surgical treatment. There are several treatment methods for gynecological diseases, but since the patient's condition varies, the diagnostic approach also differs. Therefore, it is necessary for the patient to receive a prompt diagnosis so that the appropriate treatment can be administered.