Patient's question:
On December 12, 12, I took oral contraceptives. On January 1, I had bleeding for 5 consecutive days, with the same amount as my usual menstrual period. On January 13, I had bleeding again, but the amount was less, with a few dark black clots. On the 14th, the amount was a bit more, and the blood was bright red.Doctor's answer:
There are many reasons for menstrual disorders, which are typically classified into two major categories in clinical practice: one is functional, such as menstrual disorders caused by endocrine dysfunction; the other is organic, such as conditions like pelvic inflammatory disease, endometritis, and endometriosis, which can also cause menstrual disorders.Treatment for menstrual disorders first requires an ultrasound and six sex hormone tests to identify the specific cause. Treatment should then target the primary condition, with appropriate use of Chinese herbal medicine to regulate menstruation. Pay attention to keeping warm and resting during the menstrual period.