Patient's question:
Health Consultation Description: During the ultrasound examination at your hospital, polyps were found in the endometrium, and the echo of the endometrium was uneven. The doctor recommended taking "Dydrogesterone Tablets" for regulation. You have completed one cycle of medication, taking 1 tablet twice a day. Six days after stopping the medication, your period arrived, but it was very abnormal—very light in amount, and the discharge was dark in color. Is this a side effect of taking this medication? The doctor said to take three cycles, but you have only completed one cycle so far, and your period has become so abnormal. Should you continue taking the medication diligently?Concerned Assistance: During the ultrasound examination at your hospital, polyps were found in the endometrium, and the echo of the endometrium was uneven. The doctor recommended taking "Dydrogesterone Tablets" for regulation. You have completed one cycle of medication, taking 1 tablet twice a day. Six days after stopping the medication, your period arrived, but it was very abnormal—very light in amount, and the discharge was dark in color.
Doctor's answer:
Generally, polypectomy surgery does not affect menstruation. If you have sexual intercourse, it may not rule out the possibility of pregnancy. Taking medication for a cycle may cause irregular menstruation. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a re-examination first, and then take medication under the guidance of a doctor. Menstrual cycle advancement or delay, increased or decreased menstrual volume, menstrual disorders with prolonged periods, pale color, thin texture, or lower abdominal pain, dizziness, blurred vision, fatigue, limb weakness, pale or sallow complexion, poor appetite, and loose stools. Pale red tongue and weak pulse. Treatment should focus on replenishing both qi and blood.