How long do you have the bleeding if you have endometrical cancer in menopause?

Endometrial cancer: Endometrial cancer more commonly occurs at later age-60 or older-in menopausal period. Vaginal bleeding can be one of the presentation. Bleeding is coming from and due to irritation/necrosis/ something that is happening on the cancer. Bleeding is not from the regular endometrial tissue due to regular menstrual cycles. So, as long as the cancer is big and not treated-bleeding will continue.

May not bleed: Endometrial cancer cancer in early curable stages may not have any symptoms may not bleed , that is the reason to have regular gyn exams, and aiming for cure, by the time bleeding appear it may be advanced stage.