Patient's question:
I have been postmenopausal for seven years. Six months ago, I noticed small pink blood spots the size of a little finger on my underwear, which disappeared after 3-4 occurrences. Now, I've noticed pinhead-sized pink blood spots again, but not for consecutive days—only occasionally. I previously had uterine fibroids. What kind of help I am seeking: Hello, what could this possibly be a symptom of? What tests should I undergo?Doctor's answer:
You have gone through menopause. After a woman menopause, if there are symptoms of irregular vaginal bleeding, it is important to be vigilant because such irregular bleeding is often related to tumors, such as the possibility of endometrial cancer or cervical cancer. In other words, you should undergo a gynecological examination promptly to rule out the possibility of these diseases. Early diagnosis and early treatment are crucial for both types of gynecological diseases. Additionally, patients should develop a regular lifestyle and adhere to treatment.