Patient's question:
I recently experienced a significant increase in my menstrual flow compared to usual, and afterwards, the symptom of persistent leakage recurred, making me feel very unwell. I visited a gynecologist and learned that it was a case of gonorrhea. This is the first time I've heard of this condition, so I would like to consult specifically about how to treat gonorrhea?Doctor's answer:
Dysentery is a very serious gynecological disease that must be treated promptly, as it can cause patients to experience excessive abnormal vaginal bleeding. Excessive blood loss can cause significant harm to the patient's health. The first step in treating dysentery is to stop the abnormal bleeding. Medications can be taken to control the bleeding, and after the skin is healed, the body can be nourished. It is recommended to consume more foods that boost qi and nourish blood in daily life.