Light spotting after menopause should not be ignored
When a woman is of fertile age, spotting in between periods is not usually something to be concerned about. Nevertheless, if you see spotting and have already been through menopause, it might be worth going to the OB-GYN.
In this woman’s case, it was a sign of uterine cancer. Fortunately, her GP sent her for testing, and they were able to treat the disease on time. No matter how small the symptom, if it is out of the ordinary, ask a doctor about it.
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