Patient's question:
Sister gave birth to a baby boy three months ago via a normal delivery. During her recovery at home, she painfully told me that in the first two months, there was a very small amount of blood every day. Under the doctor's suggestion, I accompanied her to have a hysteroscopy. It turned out she had cervical polyps. After a thorough examination, her first period after treatment involved taking Mirena. Is Mirena really very effective for treating dysfunctional uterine bleeding?Doctor's answer:
Generally：Mifepristone is effective in treating dysfunctional uterine bleeding because its main components are estrogen and progestogen, which have the function of regulating irregular menstruation or other topical medication effects. However, Mifepristone requires a continuous oral course of 21 days to be effective. It is essential to take the medication at a fixed time every day. If a dose is missed, it may lead to vaginal bleeding. The above information can be used as a reference.