Patient's question:
A year ago, when I started menopause, I didn't feel any discomfort in my body. But now, I've had my period again, but the amount of blood flow is less than before. Besides, I have some blood clots, especially during my period, and my stomach feels uncomfortable. What's the matter with having my period a year after menopause and experiencing abdominal pain?Doctor's answer:
The menopause of women generally occurs around the age of 45. If menstruation returns after it has stopped, there are two possible reasons: first, women may experience endocrine disorders before menopause. Second, there is a possibility of cancer. It is recommended that you visit a regular hospital for a cervical screening and ultrasound examination after your menstruation is clean to check if there are any recurring inflammatory conditions in the uterus. You can also engage in more outdoor activities to improve your physical fitness. Eat more fruits and vegetables and get more sun exposure.