Bleeding after curettage during menopause

After women reach menopause, their ovaries continue to decline, resulting in imperfect eggs, which means they cannot ovulate normally. As a result, the female hormones in the woman's body will lose their normal cycle and become more and more chaotic, eventually leading to irregular vaginal bleeding, which is clinically called menopausal dysfunctional uterine bleeding. At this time, many patients choose treatments such as curettage, but this treatment method is also very harmful to the human body. Let's take a look at what harm it does.

The harm of curettage for menopausal women is mainly reflected in the woman's uterine cavity and its contents. It is well known that curettage is harmful to the human body. The damage caused includes damage to the endometrium in the uterine cavity, endocrine imbalance, cervicitis, uterine erosion, pelvic inflammatory disease, etc. If these gynecological diseases cannot be treated in time, they may worsen, and the patient's life may be lost.

Adhesion of the cervix or endometrium: During the curettage operation, if the doctor's action is too rough, the cervix or endometrium may be injured, and bacteria may enter the cervix and cause inflammation. At this time, the cervix or endometrium is actually adhered. Gradually, the woman's menstrual period becomes more and more abnormal. In severe cases, the woman will not have her period at all.

Pelvic inflammatory disease: Regular curettage is not a big deal for women who are not planning to get pregnant, but if a woman gets a gynecological disease like pelvic inflammatory disease due to curettage, it will plague her for life, and even if she continues to receive medication, she will not be able to recover completely. Women who have had pelvic inflammatory disease in their daily lives are likely to develop chronic pelvic inflammatory disease if they overindulge, become tired, or feel depressed.

Thin endometrium: If the scraping is shallow during curettage, it may not be scraped cleanly and cause internal bleeding. If the blood loss is too much, it will be life-threatening. If the scraping is too deep, it will cause inevitable damage to the uterine wall and destroy the normal function of the uterus.

It turns out that there are really many dangers of curettage and dilation for menopausal women with functional uterine bleeding. If you are also a menopausal woman with functional uterine bleeding, you must go to a reliable hospital and find an experienced gynecologist to do the curettage and dilation. Otherwise, the operation will not achieve the desired effect, not to mention it will cause some of the harms mentioned above. Some gynecological diseases will accompany you throughout your life and are very difficult to treat.