Maven Journal

While the majority of ovarian cysts after menopause are benign (non-cancerous), ovarian cancer does need to be ruled out. Hence, such cysts are managed slightly differently, compared to cysts in pre-menopausal women. So, if it's been over a year since your last regular period, and an ovarian cyst has been seen on ultrasound, it's worth reading this blog. It will explain some background about post-menopausal cysts, what your GP and gynaecologist might recommend, and if / when to be concerned.

About 10% of women will experience abnormal vaginal bleeding after menopause. The vast majority of the time, it's nothing to worry about. But there are some uncommon but serious underlying causes: read on, to find out more!

A pre-cancerous condition of the uterine lining, endometrial hyperplasia can cause significant concern, particularly amongst women who haven't yet completed their family. However, these pre-cancerous changes can often be reversed with progesterone medications. Read on, for a summary of endometrial hyperplasia's risk factors, symptoms, investigation and treatment options.