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Bleeding during menopause: Is this normal?

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darkpuma56 darkpuma56 NewcomerOP
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Ugh, I seriously need some advice here, guys! So, I have this friend who’s 59, and she hasn't had a period in about five years now—so she’s definitely been through menopause for quite a while. But out of nowhere, she’s started dealing with these really intense abdominal pains and, like, sudden bleeding again. Does anyone actually know why that might happen? Has anyone ever dealt with something like this before? I guess I'm just worried. 😢
Daniel Green98 Daniel Green98 Member
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darkpuma56 said:I urgently need some advice here! I have a friend who's 59, and she hasn't had her period in about five years—so she's definitely been through menopause for a while now. But suddenly, out of nowhere, she’s dealing with these intense abdominal pains and started bleeding again. Does anyone actually know why this happens? Has anyone ever dealt with something like this before? 😢

Man, that sounds really bad. Like, seriously not good.
She needs to get to a doctor right now!
My mom went through the exact same thing. Some pain, some bleeding... and she just kept waiting. She waited and waited, and then waited a little longer, and it dragged on for two whole years. Now she’s stuck doing chemo and radiation, and honestly, things aren't looking great 😢.
I don't want to freak you out or anything, but please, tell her to get those tests done immediately!
Good luck...
Michelle Young74 Michelle Young74 Newcomer
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Could someone please offer some guidance? My mother is 53, and since she went through menopause a few years ago, she suddenly experienced bleeding again recently.
She’s currently dealing with a pelvic infection; she visited her doctor because of the pain, had an ultrasound performed, and was prescribed antibiotics to treat the inflammation.
I’m feeling quite anxious because this kind of bleeding shouldn't be happening at her age, according to what I've read online.
She stays current with her Pap smears, though she does have uterine fibroids.
Is this something we should be deeply concerned about? What steps should we take next, especially since she doesn't seem to view the situation as serious?
Angela Wright Angela Wright Regular
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Michelle Young74 said:I really need some advice regarding my mom. She’s 53, went through menopause a few years ago, and suddenly started bleeding again out of nowhere.
She’s also dealing with some pelvic inflammation—that’s what the doctor told her after she went in complaining about pain. They ran an ultrasound, confirmed the infection is pretty severe, and put her on antibiotics.
I’m honestly spiraling because I know this kind of bleeding isn't supposed to happen after menopause; everything I read online says it's a major red flag.
She does stay on top of her Pap smears, but she also has uterine fibroids.
Should we be worried? What steps should we take? The problem is, she’s just brushing this whole thing off like it’s nothing.

She needs to get to a gynecological ER immediately. That bleeding isn't a period; it's likely coming from those fibroids. She needs to sit down with her specialist and seriously discuss having them removed, because as women get older, those things can grow rapidly and turn into a massive medical headache.
Michelle Young74 Michelle Young74 Newcomer
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Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and for the response.

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