What would cause brown spotting in menopause?

Answer by  dent (45)

Old blood that has not been passed yet. This is normal for a few days after your period. If it persists you should contact your doctor and discuss this with them. As with any advise, be sure to verify you answers with your doctor.

Answer by  Silvia (182)

Brown spotting can be a normal part of menopause. It is a sign that your body is adjusting to the hormone changes during this time. Your periods usually do not stop all of a sudden but gradually are less and less, so that sometimes it is just spotting. If it occurs after many months of no flow see your doctor.

Answer by  tamarawilhite (17883)

Brown spotting can be caused by dried menstrual blood. It may also be a vaginal discharge in conjunction with a yeast infection.

Answer by  keke (335)

Thre are many reasons for this but usually it is old blood or basically just bleeding or draining blood that wasnt completed drained on you previous period