Patient's question:
I have a very heavy menstrual flow, almost half a month at a time, but it comes back again after a few days. It's said to be leukorrhea during menopause. Hello, how is leukorrhea treated?Doctor's answer:
Menstrual leucorrhea refers to the sudden and excessive discharge of menstrual blood that does not stop or the continuous dripping of blood in women. Although bleeding () and leakage () differ in their manifestations, they often alternate and recur, hence the term "leucorrhea" is used to encompass both. It is recommended to undergo a detailed examination at a reputable urological specialty hospital and to cooperate with traditional Chinese medicine regulation. If you engage in regular physical exercise to enhance immunity, the condition rarely recurs.Cook tofu with vinegar until fully cooked, then stop taking it after the bleeding stops. Avoid spicy and other irritating foods. Pay attention to maintaining good health. To enhance nutrition, consume more protein-rich foods, as well as vegetables and fruits. In daily life, balance rest and activity, avoid heavy physical labor and strenuous exercise, ensure sufficient deep sleep, maintain a cheerful mood, and avoid unnecessary mental stress.