52-year-old woman has bright red menstruation again after six months of menopause

Women will go through menopause at a certain age. This is a necessary process for the human body. However, in daily life, some women at the age of 52 have their periods again six months after menopause, and the period is bright red. This needs to be taken seriously. The thickness of the uterus can be checked through B-ultrasound to determine the cause, and effective treatment can be taken in time to avoid missing the best treatment period.

1. Menstruation after menopause

A 52-year-old woman had her period again six months after menopause, and the period was bright red. This requires an ultrasound as soon as possible to check the thickness of the endometrium. If the thickness of the endometrium exceeds four millimeters, there is an indication for a curettage to remove the endometrium for pathological examination to rule out whether it is caused by endometrial lesions. In addition, because the menopause period is relatively short, it is also possible that menstruation has come again. This situation usually ends in a few days, just like normal menstruation. But to be on the safe side, a B-ultrasound is needed to check the condition of the uterine appendages.

2. Premenopausal symptoms

Before women reach menopause, some abnormal menstruation phenomena will occur, including prolonged menstrual cycles, decreased menstrual flow, and finally menopause. There are also cases where the menstrual cycle becomes irregular, the menstrual period becomes prolonged, the menstrual flow increases, and there is even heavy bleeding or continuous bleeding, which eventually decreases and stops. Another situation is the sudden cessation of menstruation. This situation is relatively rare. Due to the anovulation of the ovaries, the fluctuation of estrogen levels can easily lead to endometrial cancer. In cases of abnormal bleeding during menopause, a diagnostic curettage should be performed to rule out cancer.

Women can also tell by the appearance of their menstrual blood. The blood color of most people will become very light, different from the previous deep red. Some people will appear slightly pink, while others will appear very dark black-red. We can even see some dark blood clots in the blood. Moreover, some people's blood volume will increase, while others will decrease significantly. These are very abnormal phenomena. If heavy bleeding occurs suddenly, it may even lead to physical weakness. Women should seek medical treatment and help in time and not take medicine blindly.

In short, before menopause, your body will undergo great changes, and menstruation, which is closely related to it, is the sentinel on the front line. When they reach a certain age, women should pay close attention to their physical condition and respond in a timely manner. If there is a phenomenon that you cannot diagnose, you can go to the hospital to consult a professional doctor, who will give you very professional and pertinent advice.