Patient's question:
I have now entered menopause, but my menstruation has not stopped. I am quite confused about this situation. What should I do about continuous menstruation during menopause?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, you currently have perimenopausal syndrome. This year, due to the sudden increase in estrogen, menstrual disorders are prone to recur, manifested as reduced menstrual volume or prolonged menstruation. In this case, the following suggestions are provided:1. Improve the examination to thoroughly rule out conditions such as uterine fibroids.
2. Estrogen replacement therapy can be used to alleviate current symptoms. Additionally, a regular lifestyle is important, as long-term overwork or excessive fatigue can also lead to menstrual disorders. Maintaining a regular routine can help restore normalcy. If necessary, it is advisable to consult a doctor. Women who experience abnormal menstrual symptoms should consider visiting a hospital for examination to avoid delaying the condition.