Postmenopausal bleeding: Do you have cancer? - Meridia Medical
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What is postmenopausal bleeding? If you are in menopause and have any vaginal bleeding, even occasional spotting or a light period like bleed, even only once, you need to see your physician and possibly a Gynecologist. This is called postmenopausal bleeding. Why are we concerned? Any bleeding in menopause could be a sign of precancer
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