Patient's question:
45-year-old menopause, now a year later and menstruation has returned, and it has been lasting for a long time, about ten days. In recent days, it has been accompanied by abdominal pain and some pain when walking. I thought it was indigestion and took some digestive tablets. Eating a little food made me feel abdominal pain.History of treatment and effectiveness: This issue has not been treated yet. What kind of help do you need: How is it normal to have menstruation a year after menopause? What is the relationship between abdominal pain and this?
Doctor's answer:
Menopause is a characteristic feature of the climacteric period, indicating that the ovaries have already begun to enlarge and their function is gradually declining. When complete menopause occurs, it proves that the ovaries have fully enlarged and lost their function. This is a normal physiological phenomenon.Having menstruation again one year after menopause is highly abnormal. The abdominal pain is largely related to this vaginal bleeding. Repeated vaginal bleeding after menopause is a pathological phenomenon. It is best to undergo a detailed examination at many authoritative hospitals for diagnosis and treatment. You must go to the hospital now for relevant tests to avoid delaying the condition, identify the cause, and receive timely treatment.