Patient's question:
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Irregular vaginal bleeding is a major symptom of endometrial cancer, often characterized by light to moderate bleeding. In young women or perimenopausal women, it is frequently misinterpreted as menstrual irregularity and neglected. In postmenopausal women, it typically presents as persistent or intermittent vaginal bleeding. Some patients may only exhibit small amounts of vaginal blood-tinged discharge after menopause. In advanced-stage patients, the bleeding may contain tissue resembling decaying meat.