What methods are there to treat dysfunctional uterine bleeding?

Patient's question:

I have suffered from dysfunctional uterine bleeding for over ten years. In 2014, the pathology after dilation and curettage showed (simple fibrosis of the endometrium in the mitotic phase). In 2015, the pathology report after dilation and curettage showed (fragmented endometrium, glands showing fibrosis or exfoliative changes). Both times, I was prescribed to take desogestrel/ethinyl estradiol tablets for three cycles to regulate my period, but it still recurs within a year. What other treatment methods can you recommend for me?

Doctor's answer:

Your endometrium is simply fibrotic, and it's also related to inflammation. The lack of progesterone leads to menstrual disorders. You can switch to a different medication for (regulating). Generally, oral dydrogesterone tablets are taken for 3-6 months to regulate the cycle. Alternatively, you can persist in taking many traditional Chinese medicine decoctions for. Make sure to address the inflammation, and your menstrual cycle will gradually become regular in the future.
It is recommended that patients maintain a balanced intake of nutrients in daily life, engage in aerobic exercises to strengthen the body, and keep a cheerful mood to enhance physical fitness and accelerate recovery.

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