Patient's question:
Hello doctor; A person in their 50s who has gone through menopause, but then it seems like it came back after two years, what is going on, I want to know what is happeningDoctor's answer:
It is abnormal for menstruation to return after menopause, and it requires careful examination and treatment. The reasons for uterine bleeding in women after menopause include functional uterine bleeding, reproductive tract infections, malignant tumors, vaginal polyps, reproductive tract trauma, uterine prolapse, and benign ovarian tumors, as well as the rupture of endometrial gland cysts, among others. It is important to promptly go to the hospital for diagnosis and active treatment. It is recommended that you have a vaginal ultrasound examination at the hospital to determine the appropriate treatment based on the actual situation.