Patient's question:
Emergency breastfeeding with two tablets of Quinestrol, and menstruation has been continuous for a year. Ultrasound shows a small amount of pelvic effusion. Additionally, when we got divorced, we also took two tablets of Quinestrol at once, which led to menstrual irregularities and infertility for three years. It improved after getting pregnant. Now, 20 years later, taking the same medication again has caused the same issue. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Took emergency contraception pills, and then had continuous menstrual bleeding for a year. This condition was caused by the pills leading to endocrine disorder. Currently, there is a very small amount of pelvic effusion detected during ultrasound. First, it is necessary to rule out pregnancy issues by checking blood HCG levels. As long as pregnancy is not confirmed and there is no ectopic pregnancy, it is possible to proceed with endocrine re-regulation. Irregular breakdown of the uterine lining should be addressed after ruling out pregnancy. After that, you can take Urispas for more than three months of conditioning. Before taking Urispas, it is recommended to check the six sexual hormones and have an ultrasound to assess ovarian reserve function, while also ruling out endometrial inflammation. This is the best approach for examination and treatment.