How should the treatment be for three years of metrorrhagia?

Patient's question:

Director, I am a patient with leucorrhea. In 2012, vaginal discharge frequently appeared as semi-transparent mucus with a foul odor. Subsequently, in May 2013, my menstruation became irregular. In July 2013, I took Yimucao Granules and came to learn about it, but as a result, I experienced a large amount of dark blood clots for over 20 days. After stopping for about 20 days, bleeding started again, and it was continuous and insufficient. Eventually, it led to moderate anemia, and in November, I was hospitalized for uterine clearance. In 2014, I took traditional Chinese medicine for regulation, which was effective. However, in July 2015, my menstruation did not stop, and I had to take medication each time to induce it. By January 29th, I had two consecutive periods on November 29th, and it has been continuous ever since. Now, it has stopped.

Doctor's answer:

According to your careful examination, what you suffer from is called "" in Traditional Chinese Medicine, while in Western medicine, it is referred to as "functional endocrine disorder uterine bleeding." For functional endocrine disorder uterine bleeding, treatment can be managed with medication, and since your medication has not been effective, I wonder if you had a pathological examination during your three-year "" procedure? Treatment options include medication, surgical treatment, which includes procedures such as "" (dilation and curettage), endometrial resection, and hysterectomy. Since your current medication is not effective, you might consider an endometrial resection surgery. Generally, this can help alleviate the condition.

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