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Menstrual gap

2021-01-27 18:11:53
I'm in the age of 52 I'm currently having menstruation gap from last few years  but between this time period it stopped for a year but now it's having again n again Sometimes it occurs just for 1 day - 1 hour- or a week continuously whenever i cough or sneeze or carry heavy goods, blood comes from vagina
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It is not uncommon to have mild bleeding some times after attaining menopause. There may be hormonal imbalance. Consult a Gynaecologist.

Answered2021-01-28 03:39:32

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