Patient's question:
My daughter has had irregular menstruation since her first period at the age of 13. In the first three years, she had one period a year, and then it became irregular. She went to the hospital, and the doctor listened to her symptoms and said it was dysfunctional uterine bleeding. They recommended she be hospitalized for examination and treatment. Is this condition serious? Can it be cured? Should we see a traditional Chinese medicine doctor or a Western medicine doctor? I don’t know how to treat her. She is only 20 years old and is not married yet. What should we do? We, as parents, are really worried.Doctor's answer:
Guidance: Actually, you don't have to be so nervous. Due to various factors or causes, menstruation in women can be quite irregular!