"I have small brown blood losses and I am menopausal on hormone therapy. What should I do?"

If you are experiencing small brown blood losses and are menopausal on hormone therapy, it is important to consult a doctor within 5 days. The return of bleeding during menopause could be caused by a lesion in the uterus or cervix, which may potentially be cancerous. It is rare, but it is always best to have a gynecological examination to rule out any serious issues.

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"I have small brown blood losses and I am menopausal on hormone therapy. What should I do?"

If you are experiencing small brown blood losses and are menopausal on hormone therapy, it is important to consult a doctor within 5 days. The return of bleeding during menopause could be caused by a lesion in the uterus or cervix, which may potentially be cancerous. It is rare, but it is always best to have a gynecological examination to rule out any serious issues.