Patient's question:
The translation of the provided text into English is as follows:"Disperse Nodules and Relieve Pain Capsules, Naftifine Tablets, and Skin Disease Wash. I didn't feel it had a significant effect. What kind of help do you want: Is it okay to take these medications?"
Doctor's answer:
1. Irregular uterine bleeding. Menopausal women often experience menstruation arriving earlier or later, with no regular pattern.2. Frequent menstruation. The menstrual cycle is shortened, generally less than 21 days, with normal bleeding volume and duration.
3. Excessive menstrual flow. The menstrual cycle is normal, but the bleeding volume is excessively high, sometimes reaching hundreds of milliliters.
4. Prolonged menstruation. Some women may have a normal menstrual cycle but experience several days of light bleeding before the onset of menstruation, often with dark-colored blood. After menstruation begins, the bleeding continues for days, with bleeding lasting for more than ten days before and after the period.
5. Ovulatory bleeding. Around 10 days after menstruation ends, a small amount of blood may flow from the vagina again, sometimes stopping within one or two days. This is called ovulatory bleeding.