Patient's question:
Symptom Description: Frequent brown discharge, and a sense that there has been previous treatment and its effectiveness.Medical History and Treatment Effects: Haven't gone to the hospital for examination yet.
Help Needed: How can it be cured?
Doctor's answer:
Hello. A low menstrual flow may be related to factors such as body constitution, anemia, good nutrition, cold exposure, or genital inflammation. Oral preparations like motherwort or traditional Chinese medicine can be used for regulation. Based on your condition, taking medication may affect your normal menstrual cycle. It's best to wait and see. The menstrual flow will gradually increase. Pay attention to keeping warm. Avoid cold and irritating foods. If there's no increase after three days, a follow-up ultrasound is needed to examine the uterus and adnexa. Blood tests for the six major sex hormones should be conducted to assess hormone levels in the body. Adjust medication according to the doctor's advice. Rest well. Avoid strenuous exercise. Avoid getting cold. Apply warm compresses to the lower abdomen frequently. Eat more foods rich in vitamin C. Appropriate amounts of jujubes, eel glue, black chicken, lamb, fish and shrimp, pig and sheep kidneys, conch, black beans, sea cucumber, walnuts, carrots, and other nourishing foods should be consumed.