Patient's question:
Nothing is wrong, just want to consult.Doctor's answer:
HelloMenorrhagia refers to non-cyclical uterine bleeding in women, characterized by sudden onset and heavy, gush-like bleeding, which is termed "menorrhagia" (); whereas a slower, less severe bleeding that persists intermittently is termed "metrorrhagia" (). Although the bleeding patterns differ, both conditions often transform into one another during the course of the disease. For instance, menorrhagia may gradually reduce in severity and evolve into metrorrhagia, while metrorrhagia may worsen and develop into menorrhagia. Therefore, in clinical practice, these conditions are often referred to together as "menorrhagia and metrorrhagia." They are more common in women during puberty and menopause.
Western medical treatment for menorrhagia primarily involves oral progesterone or diagnostic dilation and curettage (D&C). Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) treatment should focus on herbal formulations that promote Qi flow, dispel cold, and regulate menstruation to relieve pain.