Patient's question:
I had my period on March 4th, and on March 28th, I had vaginal bleeding. I had an ultrasound and a vaginal examination, and everything was fine. It has been bleeding ever since, but the amount is not very much. I get a health check-up every year, and now the doctor has prescribed me a hemostatic medication. Is that okay? Do I need an endometrial examination?Doctor's answer:
In your case, the consideration is that the menstrual irregularity is caused by endocrine disorders. However, if the skin peeling has been persistent, it is also necessary to consider abnormal endometrium. It is recommended that you undergo an endometrial biopsy for peace of mind. Actively seek treatment, and you can decide whether to take oral medication or topical medication based on the situation. In addition to immediate treatment for gynecological patients, patients also need to pay attention to maintaining a proper diet and enhancing physical nutrition in their daily lives.