Why is there a sudden bleeding?

In addition to menstrual period and postpartum lochia, there is bleeding in the vagina. Generally, there is no bleeding in other situations, especially after menopause. However, in daily life, some women have bleeding after menopause, which makes them a little worried. So what is the reason for a little bleeding after menopause?

What is the cause of a little bleeding after menopause?

If there is a little bleeding after menopause, it may be multifunctional abnormal uterine bleeding, which is a very common factor in the occurrence of postmenopausal bleeding. In patients with uterine bleeding after menopause, there are no obvious organic changes in the body. It is only because of the disorder of the endocrine system that causes multifunctional uterine bleeding, which is a major cause of vaginal bleeding after menopause. Of course, it may also be caused by senile vaginitis. Because the estrogen level in women's bodies is very low after menopause, if the acid-base environment in the vagina is severely damaged, especially if vaginal infection occurs, in severe cases, vaginal mucosal hematoma or even bleeding may occur. Generally speaking, anti-inflammatory treatment is enough.

In addition, it may also be caused by cervical disease, such as cervicitis or severe cervical erosion, all of which can cause vaginal bleeding. These patients can be treated with medication, microwave heating, or laser. It may also be caused by changes in the uterine wall. Many patients with postmenopausal bleeding are caused by factors such as endometritis, uterine intrauterine polyps or cervical fibroids.

What is the reason for a little bleeding after menopause? If bleeding occurs after menopause, it may be multifunctional abnormal uterine bleeding, or it may be bleeding caused by senile vaginitis. In addition, it may also be caused by changes in the cervix or uterine wall. The cause of the disease must be identified before targeted treatment can be given.