What causes menopause?

In recent years, due to the increasing use of estrogen replacement therapy by postmenopausal women, the proportion of endocrine postmenopausal bleeding caused by iatrogenic drugs has also increased. This shows that the causes of postmenopausal bleeding are diverse, and the cause of uterine bleeding is the most complicated. Let's take a look at the detailed introduction below.

In life, in addition to the phenomenon of taking postmenopausal bleeding lightly as "rejuvenation", there are also many people who regard postmenopausal bleeding as a "disaster" and think that they are suffering from a terminal illness. This phenomenon shows that people have a certain understanding of the cause of postmenopausal bleeding, but the understanding is very one-sided, which leads to unnecessary tension.

"Menstruation" comes again after menopause, or more precisely, vaginal bleeding one year after menopause. Common people call it "inverted flowering", and clinically it is called postmenopausal bleeding. This is one of the common diseases in elderly women. Its etiology is complicated, the nature of the disease is difficult to determine, and the diagnostic methods vary. With the rise of modern geriatric medicine, this disease has become one of the important research topics of modern perimenopausal medicine, and it is not the "rejuvenation" phenomenon promoted by some people.

If the intrauterine device is left in place for a long time after menopause, the ovaries will shrink and the estrogen level in the body will decrease, causing the uterus to shrink and the device to become embedded in the uterine muscle layer. The damage to the endometrium and myometrium can also cause vaginal bleeding. Taking pollen and nourishing tonics containing hormones on a regular basis may also cause vaginal bleeding. People with systemic hemorrhagic diseases and internal diseases such as hypertension, diabetes, and atherosclerosis sometimes also have vaginal bleeding.