Patient's question:
My mother had her menopause 3 years ago and then had her period again (the amount was not particularly large) with no discomfort all over her body. She has high blood pressure and takes nifedipine sustained-release tablets daily. What kind of help is she looking for: Hello, what is the problem?Doctor's answer:
According to her condition, if menstruation still occurs after menopause, it is considered that it may be due to gynecological inflammation. It could also be a result of endocrine disorders. Generally speaking, the first step is to apply medication. Improvement involves taking Yimucao Granules or Gongxuening for topical application. Additionally, eat fewer stimulating foods. Improvement also involves getting a sex hormone six-item test done at the hospital to address endocrine issues. If there are no problems, improvement involves waiting until the skin heals and then getting an ultrasound or vaginal mirror examination at the hospital to check for inflammation. After the examination, targeted medication treatment can be administered. Additionally, it is important to rest and avoid overexertion.