Vaginal bleeding occurring a year or more after menopause requires medical evaluation. It serves as a key symptom for diagnosing underlying conditions, from benign atrophy to endometrial cancer. Women experiencing this benefit from prompt gynecological assessment, often involving ultrasound or biopsy, to rule out serious issues and ensure appropriate, timely treatment.
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