Patient's question:
My daughter is fifteen years old this year. She has developed adolescent dysfunctional uterine bleeding. The bleeding from her uterus is very severe, and it has been continuous for two days. The symptoms of skin peeling have not improved at all. Her complexion is very pale, and her lower abdomen is in excruciating pain. She is very worried that she will become anemic if this continues. What should be done about adolescent dysfunctional uterine bleeding?Doctor's answer:
Adolescent dysfunctional uterine bleeding can only be treated with hormone drugs to restore the menstrual cycle. Excessive bleeding duration can easily lead to anemia. Estrogen-progestogen therapy can be used, and artificial cycles are generally conducted with a 21-day course, requiring three cycles of treatment. Then, carefully observe the symptoms to achieve stability. If anemia is present, supplements like Qi-tonifying granules should be taken. Daily diet should focus on consuming more nutritious foods and avoiding extremely cold, hard, spicy, and irritating foods.