Patient's question:
I am 28 years old now. I don't know if I have hypermenorrhea or hypomenorrhea. Previously, the doctor said that according to the report, it was hypermenorrhea. But now, my bleeding has lasted for 18 days and hasn't stopped yet. Moreover, I've been experiencing a constant sensation of fullness and pressure in my abdomen recently. Before, an ultrasound examination revealed a corpus luteum cyst. The doctor said it wouldn't affect anything and suggested a follow-up check in a few days. However, in these past few days, I've been experiencing abdominal fullness, pressure, and occasional pain, along with occasional bleeding. What kind of medicine should I take to nourish and regulate my body?Doctor's answer:
Your situation may be related to early pregnancy issues such as fertilized egg quality problems or biochemical miscarriage caused by elevated progesterone levels, or complete miscarriage. It is recommended that you revisit the hospital for reexamination. If there are no intrauterine remnants, it may be related to a luteal cyst shrinking or early ectopic pregnancy, or poor uterine recovery. Close and careful observation is necessary. Even with biochemical pregnancy, irregular vaginal bleeding should not persist for too long. At this time, it is recommended to have an ultrasound examination to assess the condition of the endometrium. Based on the examination results, the cause should be identified and targeted treatment implemented. Abdominal pain and infection cannot be completely ruled out, and antibiotic prophylaxis is necessary.