Patient's question:
52-year-old, menopausal for five or six years. Recently, it has suddenly reappeared, and she has not gone to the hospital for examination. Past treatment history and effectiveness: No treatment has been implemented. What kind of help is needed: What could be the possible situation? What could be the possible causes? What specific tests should be done? What should be paid attention to in daily life?Doctor's answer:
After menopause, menstruation will no longer occur. The presence of bloody discharge from your vagina is an abnormal phenomenon. Postmenopausal bleeding is merely a clinical diagnostic symptom and can be caused by many diseases, most of which are benign. When a postmenopausal woman experiences vaginal bleeding again, it is essential to identify the cause as soon as possible, receive timely treatment, and undergo a gynecological examination and MRI to rule out vaginal inflammation, cervical lesions, and endometrial inflammation.