Patient's question:
Patient Gender: Occasional small amount of bleeding in the lower body, what's wrong?Doctor's answer:
Irregular vaginal bleeding: Vaginal bleeding accounts for 81.4% of uterine cancer patients. This bleeding often starts after sexual intercourse or bowel movements, and in some cases, it occurs after physical activity or gynecological examinations. The menstrual cycle is also irregular. In the early stages, the bleeding is usually light and may often stop on its own. In advanced stages, the cancerous tumor invades major blood vessels, or due to the rich blood supply of the tumor itself, significant bleeding can occur. Long-term chronic bleeding or acute bleeding can lead to anemia in patients. Therefore, women who have been postmenopausal for many years should be vigilant if they experience vaginal bleeding.