What causes postmenopausal bleeding? There are 3 reasons

If you still have bleeding after menopause, you need to find out the cause in time. Generally, cervical tissue damage, especially erosion, will cause bleeding. There are also uterine tissue fibroids. Of course, abnormal hormone secretion in the body and sexual intercourse can also cause vaginal bleeding. Of course, bleeding caused by anal tissue diseases cannot be ignored.

If you have your period every time, you will bleed. But for some postmenopausal women, if bleeding occurs, you need to pay attention. Because there is no blood during menopause, you need to find out the cause of bleeding in time, so that you can treat the condition and effectively ensure that your health is not affected. Let us understand what causes bleeding after menopause?
1. Cervical erosion injury <br/>When women reach a certain age, they will enter menopause. After menopause, the function of the ovaries will be significantly reduced, the estrogen level in the body will decrease, the vaginal mucosa will become thinner, and because the glycogen content and the number of bacilli in the epithelial cells decrease, and the acidity decreases, the body's ability to resist diseases also decreases. At this time, it is very easy to be infected and cause local ulcers and bleeding. In addition, hemorrhoids, anal fissures, blood diseases, etc. cannot be ignored. They can easily be mistaken for vaginal bleeding symptoms, so you need to make a good judgment.
2. Symptoms of bleeding caused by uterine fibroids, etc. Unexplained vaginal bleeding after menopause is not a good thing, because with the increase of age, the chances of cervical cancer and uterine cancer will increase. You should go to a regular hospital gynecology department for B-ultrasound of the uterine appendages, colposcopy and cervical scraping and other systematic examinations to determine the cause of bleeding, which is conducive to early diagnosis and treatment to avoid misdiagnosis and mistreatment, and pay attention to the local hygiene of the vulva and change and wash underwear frequently. I don’t know if the bleeding is heavy. If there is vaginal bleeding, the most important thing is to do a B-ultrasound first.
3. Hormone imbalance <br/>For some women who still have sex, due to the endocrine changes after menopause, the vagina is dry. If you do not use some lubricants, it is easy to cause mechanical damage to the vagina and bleeding. At the same time, the acidity decreases, so the body's ability to resist diseases also decreases. At this time, it is very easy to be infected and cause local ulcers and bleeding.