Irregular menstruation, lower abdominal pain, abnormal leukorrhea - what should I do?

Patient's question:

16th aunt came, and after staying for four or five days, the weirdness disappeared. Previously, it would take several days for it to subside. There's dull pain in the lower abdomen again, and after two or three more days, there's spotting again. On the 25th, some aunt came, and today the blood has turned brown, like bloody leukorrhea, accompanied by abdominal pain. After the last aunt left, there was also abdominal pain for several days. What's going on?

Doctor's answer:

You can drink some motherwort granules after drinking to expel accumulated blood, or you can eat more blood-activating and blood-stasis-dispersing foods, such as brown sugar, red dates, black chicken, and eel glue, to help the accumulated blood expel smoothly? Dysmenorrhea is caused by endometriosis, and the inability of endometriosis to expel blood smoothly can lead to abdominal pain. You can use a hot water bag to apply cold compresses to the abdomen to promote blood circulation, or drink some brown sugar ginger soup to promote blood circulation, undergo pelvic pulse therapy, and pay attention to keeping your body warm!

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