52-year-old, diagnosed with menopause at the age of 45, what to do now?

Patient's question:

52 years old, began to be checked for menopause at the age of 45, irregular menstruation, about a year without menstruation, now it has returned, already 8 days, very little amount, sometimes like mucus, could it be cervical cancer? On the first day of menstruation, did a color ultrasound at the hospital, found cervical cyst and uterine fibroid

Doctor's answer:

Irregular menstruation during menopause is normal and there's no need to worry excessively, as the ultrasound also confirms no inflammation. If you suspect cervical inflammation, it's recommended to check TCT and HPV tests at a local hospital to rule out the possibility of cervical cancer. We hope you can relax your mind. For menopausal patients, in addition to symptomatic treatment, it's also important to pay attention to self-care, such as maintaining good hygiene in the private area and avoiding sexual activity during medication.