Patient's question:
Medical Description: Had menstruation on the 14th of last month, took emergency contraception. Around the 20th, menstruation came again, with one ML (menstruation like) day. Could I be pregnant? No measures were taken. Am I pregnant?History of Treatment and Effect: Not treated. Feeling dizzy, stomach discomfort, and wanting to burp.
What kind of help do you need: Please help to answer.
Doctor's answer:
Ovulatory bleeding is divided into physiological ovulatory bleeding and pathological ovulatory bleeding, so different bleeding conditions require different treatments.Physiological Ovulatory Bleeding
Bleeding during ovulation, if minimal, is a normal physiological phenomenon and does not require targeted treatment. It usually resolves within two days, and the bleeding typically stops after a maximum of one week.
Pathological Ovulatory Bleeding
The symptoms of pathological ovulatory bleeding include a large amount of bleeding and a prolonged duration. After diagnosis, targeted treatment is necessary, with two main approaches: Western medicine treatment and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) treatment. Western medicine commonly uses diethylstilbestrol, while TCM often employs herbal formulas such as Gujing Wan and Xuefu Zhuyu Wan for treatment.