Women with irregular menstruation during menopause should be alert to tumors

When women enter menopause, the most important sign is irregular menstruation. However, some gynecological diseases can also cause irregular menstruation. Therefore, women should pay attention to irregular menstruation during menopause. So, what should you pay attention to when you have irregular menstruation during menopause? Let us introduce it to you in detail.

After women enter menopause, their menstruation will change, such as prolonged menstrual cycles, loss of regularity, changes in menstrual volume... These manifestations mean a decline in ovarian function. After women enter menopause, the ovaries often cannot maintain the previous rule of one follicle maturing and ovulating every month, and often do not ovulate. At this time, the ovaries will still secrete estrogen, but not progesterone. Progesterone has the function of "protecting" the endometrium and maintaining menstrual regularity and volume. If the ovaries do not ovulate, menstrual disorders will occur, common ones include excessive menstruation or prolonged duration. Frequent menstruation means that the interval between menstruation is less than 25 days. Prolonged menstrual cycle means that the interval between menstruation is longer than 35 days. Irregular bleeding Vaginal bleeding after menopause

Although menopausal menstrual disorders are a necessary process for almost every woman before menopause, due to its potential risk of tumors and the risk of anemia caused by long-term unclean bleeding or excessive menstrual flow, it should be taken seriously. What should be paid attention to in menopausal menstrual disorders? It is recommended that healthy women undergo a regular gynecological examination once a year, mainly including cervical cancer screening and pelvic ultrasound examination, to detect diseases early. Women who used to have regular menstruation should seek medical attention in time if they experience changes in the menstrual cycle (extended or shortened), changes in the menstrual period (long menstrual period, continuous bleeding), changes in menstrual volume (significant increase or decrease), etc.

When menstrual disorders occur during menopause, clinicians will first conduct corresponding examinations based on the specific situation. If endometrial lesions cannot be ruled out, hysteroscopy and diagnostic curettage will be performed to understand the condition of the endometrium. Diagnostic curettage has a good hemostatic effect, and its greater significance lies in the diagnosis of diseases, especially the screening of endometrial cancer. After the above examinations, after excluding endometrial cancer, cervical cancer, uterine fibroids, endometrial polyps and other lesions, it can be diagnosed as dysfunctional uterine bleeding (abbreviated as "dysfunctional uterine bleeding").

In short, menopause is a special period, so you should pay more attention to it. Now, do you know what you should pay attention to for menopausal irregular menstruation?

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