Is it normal for a 56-year-old woman to have been menopausal for 8 years?

Patient's question:

Female, 56 years old, postmenopausal for 8 years. The day before yesterday, when she went to the toilet, some discharge similar to feces was excreted from the vagina. She also excreted some today, but there was no odor or sensation of pain or itching. Last year, there were one or two instances of extremely small amounts of thick blood flow. Later, she went to the hospital for a PCR test, and there are photos. Please help the doctor take a look at what this problem is.

Doctor's answer:

At your age, experiencing minimal irregular vaginal bleeding eight years after menopause, with a positive HPV 51 result, this situation must be taken seriously. You should not only undergo an HPV test but also at least a TCT, cervical biopsy, ultrasound, and endometrial scraping pathology examination to rule out the possibility of cervical and endometrial malignancy. Stay cheerful and wish you a speedy recovery!

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