Patient's question:
Previously, when checking for uterine fibroids, the doctor said they weren't too big, which was fine. Now I'm 52, and my period has been coming for a month without stopping, with a small amount of flow.Doctor's answer:
There are two possible reasons for your abnormal menstruation. First, you are 52 years old and have reached menopause, which is physiological. Second, it may be related to uterine fibroids. At that time, the doctor said your uterine fibroids were not large, and conservative treatment was appropriate. Now, I recommend you have an ultrasound to see if it meets the indications for uterine fibroid removal: First, excessive menstrual bleeding leading to anemia; second, the fibroid is too large; third, the fibroid grows too quickly, raising suspicion of malignancy, etc. It is recommended that you have an ultrasound in the gynecology department or a blood test to confirm the cause and receive symptomatic treatment. The daily treatment for patients with uterine fibroids mainly involves medication. Patients can take oral medications and supplement them with vitamins, while also paying attention to their diet by eating light, soft, and easily digestible foods. It is hoped that patients with uterine fibroids can recover quickly!