Irregular menstruation should you do an ultrasound?

Patient's question:

Visited twice. Later, I went to the hospital and received a progesterone injection. From May to October, everything was normal. On October 10th, my period arrived, and it was also normal. However, on October 28th, I noticed some blood streaks, which continued to drip until November 12th. The flow then changed to be as heavy as a normal period. By November 19th, the flow reduced, but it still dripped until November 29th. During this time, the color remained red. On November 27th, I saw a traditional Chinese medicine doctor and was prescribed medication, but it didn’t help. By November 30th, the flow gradually increased again, and on December 2nd, it was as heavy as a normal period. Today, I had an ultrasound (with excessive flow) which showed slightly high echoes in the uterine cavity, a small amount of fluid in the pelvic cavity, and multiple changes in both ovaries. What is going on? What kind of assistance do you need? What is going on?

Doctor's answer:

Based on the described situation, it is likely that endocrine disorders are causing menstrual irregularities, which may be related to insufficient estrogen. It would be better to conduct a hormone test to check the hormone levels in the body. The priority is to stop the bleeding first, as prolonged bleeding can easily lead to inflammation in the uterus. It is recommended to take some anti-inflammatory medication and use Western medicine, such as Fuke Pian for topical application.,,。

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