Patient's question:
The neighbor aunt is already 58 years old this year, long past menopause, but she started bleeding again this spring. The aunt thought it was her period again and was quite happy at first, but later her stomach also started to hurt. After a thorough examination, it was said that she was prone to uterine fibroids and cervical cysts. What should be done about the predisposition to uterine fibroids and cervical cysts?Doctor's answer:
Your neighbor's aunt is already 58 years old and has been menopausal for two years. She has started experiencing vaginal bleeding again. After a thorough examination at the hospital, it was found to be multiple uterine fibroids and multiple cervical cysts. Under normal circumstances, however, fibroids and cervical cysts do not cause bleeding after menopause. Therefore, it is recommended that your neighbor's aunt undergo a fractional curettage and cervical biopsy for a detailed examination to confirm the diagnosis before addressing the issue accordingly. The condition of uterine fibroids is quite serious, and it is advised that the patient seek timely treatment. It is hoped that the patient can follow the doctor's advice and receive appropriate treatment.