Patient's question:
Here are a few times when I had my period, my flow was very light. It usually lasted for about two days, and the color was darker than usual, with blood clots. I went to the gynecology hospital for a check-up, and they carefully examined my thin uterine wall. How should I treat low menstrual flow and a thin uterine wall?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, based on your current condition, further careful examination is still necessary. First, if the endometrium becomes thin, it may lead to an increase in menstrual flow. Most of the reasons may be due to the increase in estrogen levels in the hormone balance. Therefore, it is still necessary for you to undergo a test of female hormone levels while fasting to clarify the current status of your hormone levels. If necessary, oral estrogen supplementation should be administered to address the symptoms accordingly.