What happens after menopause?

Menopause symptoms continue after your periods are officially over. Find out about the changes you can expect in your post-menopause years. read more

Medication and/or healthy lifestyle changes may reduce the risk of some of the conditions associated with menopause. Because every woman's risk is different, talk to your doctor to learn what steps you can take to reduce your individual risk. read more

After menopause, when levels of estrogen are low, the vaginal lining is thinner and has fewer folds, which makes it less flexible. Dry, fragile vulvovaginal tissues are susceptible to injury, tearing, and bleeding during intercourse. read more

After menopause you will no longer be able to get pregnant and you will no longer get a period. If you have any type of vaginal bleeding after menopause, you should see a doctor as soon as possible. Vaginal bleeding after menopause is not normal and can mean that you have a serious health problem. read more