Post-Menopausal Bleeding Pathway

Before your appointment

To get ready for your appointment with your healthcare provider:

Write down how you feel, your symptoms, and any concerns you have. Use a symptom tracker (PDF) or menstrual diary to help you remember information about your symptoms. Common symptoms of post-menopausal bleeding include new bleeding, spotting brown or pink discharge, bleeding after or during certain activities, bleeding after sex, and pain.
Review your list of symptoms and questions and mark the things that are most important for you to share with your healthcare provider.
Make a list of any medicines you use, including any vitamins, lotions, herbs, and supplements.
Ask someone you trust to go with you to your appointment. They can help you ask questions, write down instructions, and remember explanations.
Bring a pen and paper and plan to write notes during the visit or record the conversation using your phone or an app like the Alberta Health Services My Care Conversations app.

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Post-Menopausal Bleeding Pathway

Download or print the full patient pathway (PDF) and summary (one-page PDF) to learn more about how to manage and treat post-menopausal bleeding.
Patient Pathway Summary

Current as of: November 21, 2023

Author: Provincial Pathways Unit, Alberta Health Services

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