Patient's question:
I am 47 years old this year. In the past three years, my menstrual cycle has been irregular, with heavy flow and long cycles. If I don't take medication, it won't stop. I once had a D&C with pathology examination, and the result was endometrial hyperplasia. Later, I took a lot of traditional Chinese medicine for regulation, but the effect was not very good. In January 2013, the doctor prescribed me to take Mifepristone tablets. For half a year, although my menstrual cycle was long, it could always be quiet for a few days. But recently, the symptom of continuous bleeding has appeared again, and the doctor prescribed me to take Mifepristone tablets again, 8 tablets a day. After taking it for a week, I stopped the medication, and bleeding started the next day, with a large amount and accompanied by abdominal pain. Today, it has been bleeding for a week, and the amount is still very large. Is this normal?Doctor's answer:
Medical Analysis: Hello! Based on the situation you described, it should be normal. Considering your current age, you may be experiencing ovarian dysfunction and some internal weakness. However, treatment should be administered to prevent the menstrual period from prolonging indefinitely.Advice: Hello! Given your condition, it is recommended that you use traditional Chinese medicine for treatment, as it tends to be more effective. It is important to persist in taking several courses of traditional Chinese medicine.