Patient's question:
I have reached menopause and often feel palpitations and shortness of breath. My temper has also become increasingly strange, and I frequently get angry for no reason. My body has also started to deteriorate. My menstrual period has gradually increased, but this time it came with leukorrhea and blood clots. I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, and the doctor gave me a little medicine, but it didn't work. What kind of help do I need: What medicine should I take for leukorrhea during menopause?Doctor's answer:
In your case, you are suffering from a severe condition known as "leukorrhea" or "leakage" or "leaking." Of course, I do not agree with the Western medical concepts of uterine erosion or ovulation bleeding. First, I would like to ask you about your history of surgery. If you have no surgical history, it is likely due to long-term menstrual irregularities combined with gradual depletion of yin essence during menopause, leading to kidney yang deficiency. I suggest regulating your condition with traditional Chinese medicine. It is certainly necessary to conduct a thorough examination, so it is best to have one to determine if there is endometrial inflammation. It is recommended to visit the gynecology department or traditional Chinese medicine department of a private large hospital. This condition can be quite troublesome and can cause significant harm to your health. If it is urgent, you can start taking Lixuor Pills.