Bleeding after menopause

Vaginal bleeding after menopause should be taken seriously, especially if bleeding occurs again one year after menopause. This is an abnormal manifestation and you should go to the hospital for a gynecological examination and B-ultrasound examination in time, because this phenomenon may be caused by some gynecological diseases, especially uterine varices. Below we discuss some common reasons for bleeding one year after menopause.

What is the reason for bleeding 2 years after menopause? The following factors may be responsible:

1. Uterine wall infection: After menopause, the estrogen level in women's bodies will drop rapidly, which can cause a decrease in women's immune system, especially the resistance of the uterine wall. If you do not pay attention to safety protection in daily life, it is easy to be infected by bacteria and cause endometritis. When the uterine wall is infected by bacteria and microorganisms, it is easy to cause superficial capillary bleeding, and then cause postmenopausal vaginal bleeding.

2. Endometrial hyperplasia: If menopausal women experience endometrial thickening, it may cause non-menstrual bleeding in the vagina, and may be accompanied by discomfort such as lumbar pain.

3. Cervical disease: When women have cervical disease, it may cause postmenopausal bleeding, especially to be alert to moderate to severe cervical erosion and cervical cysts. In fact, cervical erosion and cervical cysts are part of the characteristics of chronic cervicitis. For postmenopausal women, such cervical changes may cause excessive secretions, abdominal distension and pain, and may be accompanied by symptoms such as non-menstrual bleeding in the vagina.

4. Cervical cancer: Women who experience vaginal bleeding one year after menopause should be especially alert to the occurrence of cervical cancer. Among them, there are many women who have vaginal bleeding after menopause and find that it is caused by cervical cancer after examination. Therefore, it is recommended that such cases should be checked by a doctor in time to avoid harming their health.

The above are several common reasons for women to bleed one year after menopause. It can be seen that this kind of abnormal bleeding is mostly caused by some disease factors. Patients are advised to pay attention to it, especially to be alert to the possibility of some malignant gynecological diseases. It is recommended that women who find this kind of abnormal bleeding should be vigilant and check it in time to determine the actual cause and then deal with it.