How is dysfunctional uterine bleeding treated?

Patient's question:

Hemorrhagic dysfunction, D&C has been performed many times, but it always recurs after one or two years. In June and July of this year, another D&C was done. Today, it seems abnormal again, only 22 days after the last period. What should I do? How should it be treated?

Doctor's answer:

As women age, ovarian function begins to decline, endocrine levels often fluctuate, and symptoms such as prolonged menstrual cycles may repeatedly occur. Considering your situation, it is highly possible that you are experiencing menopausal anovulatory bleeding. It is recommended to visit a hospital for MRI and a six-item sex hormone test. If necessary, estrogen-progestogen medication can be considered to help regulate your menstrual cycle.

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