What is postmenopausal bleeding?

Vaginal bleeding will not occur after menopause. If bleeding occurs after menopause, it may be due to vaginal inflammation, cervical lesions, endometrial lesions, etc. If vaginal bleeding occurs after menopause, you should go to the hospital gynecology department for examination in time. First, a gynecological examination should be performed to clarify the bleeding site, to understand whether the vagina is inflamed, and whether there are any abnormal lesions in the cervix, such as erosion, abnormal growths, contact bleeding, etc. And a color Doppler ultrasound examination should be performed to understand the thickness of the endometrium and whether there is any uterine cavity mass. At the same time, blood should be drawn to check HGC, and further treatment will be decided based on the examination results.

How to treat menopause with traditional Chinese medicine

If you have menopausal symptoms, you can also use Chinese medicine to regulate and relieve perimenopausal symptoms. If you are still within one year of amenorrhea, if the perimenopausal symptoms are very severe, and there are no contraindications to medication, you can choose to use estrogen and progesterone for hormone replacement therapy to relieve symptoms. If you cannot take medication, or it is already one year after menopause, you can also do targeted treatment, such as using sedatives or oryzanol tablets or Chinese medicine for insomnia, etc. The effect of Chinese medicine in regulating perimenopausal symptoms is also relatively good.

What foods are good for menopause?

There are no absolute food requirements after menopause. Just like in normal times, you should be careful not to be partial to any one type of food. You should also pay attention to maintaining food diversity and eating less junk food. No food is the best or the worst. There are no absolute food requirements after menopause. You should still pay attention to the nutritional structure and amount of food, pay attention to a balanced diet, and then pay attention to regular physical examinations.