Patient's question:
The gonadotropin-releasing hormone, the doctor said it was amenorrhea and to prevent disease onset and treat endometriosis. It has been 13 days today. In the afternoon, grayish-brown liquid flowed from the vagina, and it soaked several pieces of toilet paper (like menstruation). Then lower abdominal pain and sweating all over. Hello, I had this injection, and it said it would stop menstruation. Is this my period? If it is, what should I do? If it's not, what is it?Doctor's answer:
Your condition should be said to be related to the medication Goserelin you are taking. You can ignore it and focus on taking the medication, and it will naturally disappear.Recommendations:
1. Closely and carefully observe any changes in your body, and contact your doctor promptly if there are any issues.
2. Pay attention to the digestion of trace elements such as iron and calcium. You may consider using Centrum, Spirulina, Puhuo oral liquid, or Luye Calcium, among others.
Taking care of any illness requires stabilizing your mindset, as a healthy and positive attitude is very helpful for both the treatment and prevention of diseases.