Menopausal dribbling is mostly related to endocrine disorders and generally cannot be cured by itself. For menopausal women, due to the decrease of ovarian function, the decrease of estrogen and progesterone level in women’s body, which affects the normal discharge of follicles from the ovaries, the endometrium can’t be completely peeled off, resulting in prolonged menstruation, menstrual bleeding and other manifestations, and since the state of women at this time can’t be reversed, it can’t be cured by itself. For menopausal women with dribbling menstruation, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital in time to improve ultrasound, sex hormone and other related examinations to assess the thickness of the endometrium and ovarian function, etc., to clarify the cause of the disease under the guidance of a professional doctor, and actively targeted treatment.