Patient's question:
The menstrual cycle is always like this, with periods being heavy one time and lighter the next, cycling back and forth. In the past year, I've had many pimples on my forehead and chin, my face has become yellow, and my spots have increased. My bowel movements are dry, and my deep sleep quality isn't good either. I've seen many traditional Chinese medicine practitioners who all say I have internal heat. I've taken medicine for a year, but the pimples still keep appearing. I suspect it's due to endocrine imbalance, but what department should I see, and what tests should I undergo?Doctor's answer:
Due to active decomposition metabolism and excessive sebum gland excretion, bacteria are attracted to suck blood. The treatment mainly focuses on anti-inflammatory and antibacterial measures. Oral clindamycin capsules and tinidazole can be taken, while clindamycin solution or trimethoprim cream can be applied externally. Avoid overtime work and reduce consumption of spicy foods. For patients with gynecological diseases, daily treatment primarily involves symptomatic medication. Patients can take various oral medications, complemented by a variety of vitamins, while paying attention to their diet by eating light, thin, and soft foods. We hope that gynecological disease patients can recover quickly! Thank you!