Patient's question:
46 years old, menstrual disorder, uterine anteroposterior diameter 7.8 cm. Endometrium 1.0 cm. Due to continuous bleeding, I had a D&C last year and the year before. Now I'm being told to have another D&C again. My body is already weak, can I still have it done?Doctor's answer:
The menopause of women generally occurs between the ages of 45 and 55. Nowadays, with the improvement of living standards, this time is also delayed. If menstrual disorders appear after the age of 45, it may indicate the approach of menopause. It is advisable to visit a hospital for an FSH test, which can clearly reflect whether ovarian function is declining and whether menopause has already begun. Based on your situation, it is recommended to pay attention to a regular lifestyle, engage in appropriate exercise, enhance nutrition, and strengthen your physical condition, which will help alleviate symptoms.