Is it normal to have periods at 58?

No, it is not normal for women to have menstrual periods at the age of 58. The average age of menopause, when regular periods stop, is between 45 and 55. If a woman is still having periods after 55, she should see her doctor to discuss the possibility of underlying health conditions. Some conditions that can cause menstrual bleeding after menopause include uterine fibroids, endometrial polyps, endometrial hyperplasia, and cancer of the uterus or ovaries.