After two years of amenorrhea, I suddenly had my period again.

Generally speaking, it is relatively normal for women to enter menopause between the ages of 45 and 55, with the average being around 49 to 50 years old. After menopause, women will no longer have menstrual periods, and the body will gradually enter a state of decline. However, many women report that they have been in menopause for 2 years, but suddenly have their periods again. What is the reason for this? Is this normal? Or has the disease spread to the upper body? Tell everyone to answer below.

Generally speaking, it is normal for women to have a small amount of bleeding within one year of true menopause, because at this time the women's ovaries have not completely declined and can still secrete hormones. However, if it has been two years since true menopause and there is still menstruation, it may be related to the following factors.

Many women do not plan to have children again after giving birth, so they choose to wear an IUD, but many women forget to remove it. Some of them really forget as time goes by, and some feel that they have no fertility after menopause, so there is no need to remove the IUD.

However, they do not know that the IUD is an external factor. If it is not removed in the uterus all the time, the uterus will gradually shrink and shrink, but the IUD is not easy to get into the flesh, causing bleeding. It looks like the "menstrual period", but it is not.

The bleeding may be caused by gynecological problems. Gynecological problems are problems that many women avoid, but they will encounter them more or less. If there is some inflammation or bacterial infection, it is very easy to cause itching, non-menstrual bleeding and other discomforts.

It may also be related to the level of female hormones. After menopause, female hormone levels drop rapidly, and the body's resistance will also decrease. If you don't pay attention to maintenance, the body will decline rapidly. However, some women's maintenance methods are incorrect. They think that eating a lot of foods or supplements containing estrogen will be enough. However, this will affect the balance of hormones in the body. At this age, it is not a good thing for women to have too much estrogen in their bodies. Hormone imbalance will increase the probability of postmenopausal bleeding.

The last situation is the worst. If something grows in the uterus or ovaries, bleeding may also occur after menopause. Menopause is also a high-incidence period for this problem. It is usually not easy to detect in the early stages, but bleeding will occur over time.

Female friends are reminded that menstruation should not come back easily after menopause. If your "menstruation" comes suddenly, it may be a bad sign. It is best to check your body immediately. Don't think that you have returned to your youth.