Patient's question:
My sister told us about it two days ago. In the past two days, we have been accompanying her to various hospitals to seek treatment, hoping to find a better place where she can be cured. What kind of help is needed: Can gynecological tumors be cured?Doctor's answer:
Irregular vaginal bleeding before and after menopause is a symptom, often characterized by minimal to moderate bleeding, rarely heavy bleeding. Not only are younger or perimenopausal patients prone to misinterpret it as menstrual irregularity and delay follow-up, but doctors often overlook it as well. In some cases, there may be delayed menstrual cycles, but they are irregular. Postmenopausal patients often exhibit persistent or intermittent vaginal bleeding. Contact bleeding is generally absent in patients. In advanced bleeding, there may be tissue-like debris mixed in.