One year of amenorrhea and a little bleeding

When women reach a certain age, they will experience menstruation due to the decline of their ovaries. This condition is called menopause. Under normal circumstances, it is not easy for a woman to have her period again after menopause. However, one woman developed vaginal bleeding again one year after menopause. So. What is the reason for my period to come again after one year of menopause?

Postmenopausal bleeding may be caused by diseases of the private parts, vagina, uterus, ovaries and bilateral fallopian tubes. Its pathogenic factors may be inflammatory, endocrine, endogenous or iatrogenic, trauma, foreign body, and even systemic exudative diseases. This disease may be benign, malignant or non-organic lesions. What are the reasons for a small amount of bleeding after one year of menopause? The more common ones are the following:

1. Male reproductive organ tumors

Endometrial cancer is the most common, followed by cervical cancer, and often manifests as secretions in blood samples. Organic disease. Such as endometritis, submembranous uterine fibroids, uterine intrauterine polyps, malignant tumors of the uterus and ovaries, cervical ulcers, cysts and various vaginitis, especially vaginitis in the elderly is the most common. When vaginitis in the elderly is more serious, the secretion is pus-like, has a foul smell, and may also cause spotting.

2. Impact of drugs

In recent years, as the use of estrogen as a sexual replacement therapy by postmenopausal women has increased, the proportion of endocrine postmenopausal bleeding caused by iatrogenic drugs has also increased to a certain extent.

3. The impact of the IUD.

In addition, if the IUD is left in place for a long time after menopause, the ovaries will atrophy and the body's estrogen levels will decrease, causing the uterus to atrophy, which can cause the IUD to be inserted into the uterine myometrium. Damage to the uterine wall and myometrium can also cause vaginal bleeding. Regular consumption of bee pollen and moisturizing supplements containing hormone drugs may also cause vaginal bleeding. People with systemic exudative diseases and medical diseases such as hypertension, diabetes, and atherosclerosis sometimes also have symptoms of vaginal bleeding.

Therefore, there are many reasons why women in menopause bleed again, but they all need to be examined and treated. Therefore, when bleeding occurs again during menopause, relevant examinations should be carried out in time to eliminate the condition, and even if it is caused by a disease, it can be discovered and treated as soon as possible. But there is no need to panic, you should stay calm and maintain a happy mood, which will be beneficial to the treatment of the disease.