Patient's question:
In the past six months, my menstrual cycle has been irregular. It's 28 days long, but it ends after 4-5 days. However, about a week after it cleans up, it starts bleeding again. The flow is small and it cleans up in 2-3 days. I've taken many medications with no effect. Last month (November 24th), I started taking Predecol for 10 consecutive days from the 10th day of my period. During this time, there was also a small amount of bleeding. Since then, I haven't had my period until now. A pregnancy test came back negative. I want to know if this oversight could lead to pregnancy? And how should I regulate this? I've had many tests done, and everything is normal except for some cervical inflammation and mild cervical erosion. During treatment, I've also...Doctor's answer:
Hello, regarding your condition description, the main complaint is thin endometrium and irregular menstruation. In this case, it is not advisable to get pregnant immediately, as there is a concern about the burden on endometrial implantation, which may easily lead to natural miscarriage. You can consider Chinese medicine for regulation and medication, for the issue of thin endometrium, to observe the medication effects. Pay attention to adjusting your lifestyle, diet, avoid cold and spicy foods, do not stay up late or experience severe emotional fluctuations, and regularly follow up on your condition.