Pink spotting for a day - 18 months into menopause - advice?!

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Hello ladies.... I found a couple of old threads on here that were relevant but as I said, one was 4 years old. So I'm asking if anyone else is /has experienced this recently?

?I had a tiny bit of cramp yesterday on and off through the day the cramp was milder but similar to the old feeling I had just before a period (my periods were v painful and one thing I'm not happy to leave behind!) and twice when I went to wee when I wiped there was a little pink smear on toilet paper.

I of course googled (note to self  -YOU ARE AN IDIOT) and upset my day completely.

?I've got in to docs tomorrow but I suppose I'm looking for a bit of reassurance. Instinct says get it checked. Because of the cramp more than anything. If it had just been a bit of blood and no pain I might have assumed a slight scratch or some such.

I last had a period March 2016 - so 18 months ago.

?Trying not to make any leaps but menopause has made me v antsy.

?I also have a Bartholin Cyst and wondered if that might be playing up. I guess the GP is my best option but anyone with similar situation, drop me a line?

?Thanks!   

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    Honestly I wouldn't worry about it.  Woman continue to produce estrogen even after their periods stop.  It just sounds like your ovaries were doing a little dance.  I have know women who had a full period after menopause.  

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      Thanks for that...made me smile...kind of like the idea of my ovaries having a little dance. About the only part of me that feels like dancing I can tell you!

      Feeling fed up of seemingly random symptoms that appear from research to be menopause related. This was just another kick in the pants.

      Still think I need to fill GP in as slight gripe of pain continued today ( no pink on wiping though) & I just can't put it out of my mind.

      Really appreciate your replying!

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