What should I do if I get my period again after menopause?

For female friends, more attention should be paid to physical conditioning after menopause. If menstruation comes again after menopause, it is necessary to understand the reasons, because some may be caused by endometritis or endometrial polyps.

1. Menstruation after menopause may be due to the intrauterine device being placed for too long. After menopause, the ovaries atrophy and the estrogen level in the body decreases, causing the uterus to atrophy and the device to become embedded in the uterine muscle layer. Damage to the endometrium and myometrium can also cause vaginal bleeding.

2. Menstruation after menopause may also be caused by organic diseases, such as endometritis, submucosal fibroids, endometrial polyps, benign ovarian tumors, cervical erosion, polyps and various vaginitis. In severe cases, there will be purulent secretions with a foul odor and spotting.

3. Experts say that some women have their periods again after menopause due to psychological factors. Women's menstruation is closely related to their nervous and endocrine systems. Mental tension and excessive emotional fluctuations can cause temporary menopause in women. Once all aspects are adjusted, menstruation will come again.

4. Some women take too much estrogen, and the medication causes endocrine postmenopausal bleeding. Taking pollen and nourishing tonics containing hormones on a regular basis may also cause vaginal bleeding.

5. You can check whether you have any of the above causes. If you are taking estrogen or have emotional factors, you should make timely adjustments and try to avoid them. If it is caused by organ disease or intrauterine contraceptive device, you should also deal with it in time and actively treat it.