Patient's question:
After the menstrual period, there were symptoms of brown discharge a few days later. Later, there was severe pain in the lower left abdomen, but it subsided after a few hours. The doctor gave me an intravenous drip.Doctor's answer:
The medication of goserelin, which is primarily capable of strongly inhibiting ovarian function, making it almost completely non-functional to achieve the therapeutic goal. Moreover, since this drug is a long-acting sustained-release preparation, it only requires one subcutaneous injection per month, which is very convenient. This type of medication causes the endometrium to produce a atrophic phenomenon similar to that of postmenopausal women, hence the term "artificial menopause therapy."