How should a 30-year-old woman deal with continuous menstrual bleeding?

Patient's question:

Medical History Description: Female, 30 years old, married, with one child. In 2007, she experienced continuous bleeding. Current condition: Repeated bleeding, stopping and then resuming. Previous treatment and effectiveness: Starting from late June, she had slight menstrual bleeding and used sanitary pads. After taking Gongxuening, the bleeding stopped. However, after 2 days, it started again. She took the medication again, and it stopped for another 2 days before resuming. On July 18, she had an ultrasound check-up, and the endometrium measured 3mm. Other tests were normal. The doctor prescribed some traditional Chinese medicine, but it did not stop the bleeding. Later, she consulted a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner. After taking the medicine for 7 days, she felt the bleeding had stopped, but it returned on the 9th day. She then ate chicken cooked with chives and thought the bleeding would stop soon, but it returned again. Desired help: She had a similar experience in 2007.

Doctor's answer:

Analysis of the condition: Hello, the bleeding you are experiencing is likely very related to the cervix. This is a typical symptom of cervical erosion. An ultrasound cannot confirm the diagnosis; a colposcopy is needed to determine it. Currently, the bleeding is abnormal. I ask you not to use medication blindly, okay? This will not only fail to cure the disease but may even worsen it!! Please have a colposcopy first!
Suggestions: Severe cervical erosion can lead to chronic bleeding. I recommend you first determine the degree of cervical erosion. If it is grade 2 or higher, it is best to choose surgery or physical therapy, such as electrocautery, cryotherapy, laser, LEEP, or BBT. Through surgical treatment, the erosion can be completely removed. Abstain from sexual activity until the condition is fully cured.

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