Patient's question:
You are 48 years old today, and your period stopped in February and March. On April 2nd, your period came, and it has been ongoing. There is a lot of flow with blood clots, and you have been feeling a significant decline in energy recently.Doctor's answer:
In your case, it is likely caused by dysfunctional uterine bleeding (DUB), which is a common gynecological condition referring to abnormal uterine bleeding. Regarding medication, it depends on your specific condition. Generally, the goal is to correct the bleeding, avoid overexertion during the bleeding period, and ensure adequate rest. For prolonged bleeding, anti-inflammatory treatment may be administered. Hemostatic drugs can be given if necessary. It is recommended to actively seek further examination and treatment at the hospital and follow the doctor's medication guidance.Recommendation: It is advisable to undergo an ultrasound examination at the hospital to assess the condition of the uterus and its appendages.