Postmenopausal Bleeding: Don’t Ignore This

Postmenopausal bleeding should always be evaluated, even if it only happens once. Updated ACOG guidance now recommends both an ultrasound and a biopsy after a single episode of postmenopausal bleeding, because relying only on a thin uterine lining measurement may miss some cases of cancer. The good news is that when hormone therapy is prescribed correctly, with the right progesterone used to protect the uterus when estrogen is given, it can be part of a safe and protective long-term plan. If you experience bleeding after menopause, do not ignore it. Get… Video by YouTube channel.