What is the cause of bleeding after menopause?

Menstrual women are a normal matter in the body. However, menstrual periods are usually closed in 45 to 50 years. And the same is called menopause. However, after some menopause, some people are seen to be bleeding. What is the reason?
NTV regularly talked about the health everyday in the 3109th episode of Dr. Nazneen Rashid Shiuli. He is currently working as Associate Professor of Gynea Department of Shaheed Suhrawardy Medical College.
Q: When women do not have menstrual periods, they are not supposed to go to blood at that stage, but if they ever go suddenly, what is the reason, and how important is it?
Answer: This is called post-menopause bleeding. This means that the menstrual has closed or established that he and his menstruation are not for men, for one or two years, but suddenly his bloodstream started, it must be very important. Because, post-menopausal bleeding is a major cause of endometrium carcinoma. In that case we need to diagnose androidometric carcinoma. It can also be from atropic endometritis. But we have to determine. To be given importance. This group will have to keep the fear of malignancy in mind.
Atropic andromatitis can occur. It's not cancer. We will not be frightened in all areas. Not everyone is cancer, but there are risks for some, so post-menopausal bleeding which needs to be seen separately. And this problem may occur even before menopause. In this case, many people fall short in the case. Or the cycle is irregular. There are many days later. But some people may have menoroziya.