Patient's question:
In January-February 2017, I noticed intermenstrual bleeding, occurring between two menstrual periods. The amount was less than the last two days of a normal period, and it would stop on its own within about 4-7 days. There was no abdominal pain or dysmenorrhea. Later, the hospital prescribed traditional Chinese medicine for regulation. Initially, I thought it was ovulatory bleeding. In March, I noticed it again, and it was continuous and broke through the skin until the period ended. There was still no abdominal pain or dysmenorrhea. Right after the period ended, I had a transvaginal ultrasound examination.Doctor's answer:
According to your condition description: You still have endometriosis in this case. The treatment plan given by the doctor is correct. After the surgery, it is common to receive injections for treating endometriosis. Currently, there are only two or three types of injections for treating endometriosis that you are using: Suplatast tosilate, Trupirtide for injection, and Leuprorelin. Any one of these three injections is suitable.