Patient's question:
Hello doctor:I am 25 years old and married. My menstrual cycle is about one week long, with normal flow. Sometimes it's on time, but other times it comes a few days early, but always within 7 days. Two years ago (when I was still single), I started experiencing abnormalities. The symptoms were as follows: four or five days after my period ended, I had yellowish-black discharge similar to leukorrhea, with a volume about the same as leukorrhea, lasting for about four or five days. Sometimes it also had a smell. Last year, I went to the hospital for treatment. The doctor said it was menstrual irregularity, with a disrupted cycle, and she helped me regulate it artificially. After taking medication for three months, it improved. But in May of this year, it returned to the way it was before, and sometimes it also had a red tint, with a slightly larger volume.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on the current situation, since there are no organic lesions, it is recommended that you consult a clinical Chinese medicine physician for regulation using traditional Chinese medicine. Generally, menstrual irregularities can be divided into two major categories. The first category is caused by neuroendocrine disorders, including uterine bleeding during puberty and menopausal bleeding, both of which are caused by this. The second category is primarily due to changes in the reproductive organs, including inflammation of the reproductive organs. For example, endometritis, tumors, tumors growing on the uterus, and ovarian tumors, including some granulosa cell tumors of the ovary. These tumors secrete estrogen, causing menstrual irregularities. Additionally, the ovaries secreting androgens can also affect menstruation and lead to menstrual irregularities.