Half a year did not come menstruation suddenly came again how to return a responsibility

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I have a friend who has menopause, but recently came out to menstruate. At first, she was quite happy, but it didn't take long for her to have more menstruation, continuous bleeding and vaginal yellow water. She was a little afraid to go to the hospital to do the examination, to the hospital examination found that it is cervical cancer. Later she learned that after menopause and menstruation, the risk of cervical cancer is very large. He is being treated in the hospital. I want to know about the next menstruation after menopause and suffering from cervical cancer is what? Now let me tell you what happened.

Half a year did not come menstruation suddenly came again how to return a responsibility

First of all: from cervical precancerous lesions to cervical cancer generally takes 5-10 years, early patients generally have no symptoms, most of them have reached advanced stage when symptoms appear, with high mortality. Enter menopause appear menstrual disorder, many patients mistakenly think it is normal phenomenon caused by menopause, easy to ignore.

Second: repeated bleeding after rooming should also be vigilant against cervical cancer. If there is bleeding after rooming, it may be a sign of cervical cancer or other gynecological inflammation, should not be taken lightly. It is suggested that women who have sex should have regular gynecological examination, including virus examination, to effectively check cervical cancer.

Finally: the vast majority of cervical cancer is caused by repeated infection in sexual life, so people with sexual life should pay attention to sexual health and menstrual health. Pay attention to the health of both sides' reproductive organs when having sex. Women should not have sex when menstruating. It's best to wear condoms when having sex.

matters needing attention

Women in menopause appear some menstrual abnormalities should be paid attention to, must not be ignored. All women who have sex should be screened for cervical cancer regularly, and high-risk groups should be checked once a year to prevent the occurrence of cervical cancer.