Patient's question:
I usually have my period for five or six days, but this month it ended after only two days with less flow. The blood contains clots and is brownish. I should ask a doctor about this. How should I handle it if my period is so short and light? Do I need to go to the hospital for a thorough check-up?Doctor's answer:
This is a manifestation of menstrual disorders, which requires undergoing relevant examinations. Long-term menstrual disorders may lead to menopausal dysfunction and subsequent difficulties in childbirth. Therefore, it should be given due attention, and a hospital visit is necessary to check the six sex hormones to assess the endocrine status. Subsequently, an ultrasound should be performed to examine the instantaneous endometrium, followed by a combination of Chinese and Western medicine for regulation.