Patient's question:
Hello, my daughter is 19 years old this year. Since February, her menstrual period has been abnormal. I have been giving her traditional Chinese medicine, but it hasn't worked. A few days ago, she had a lot of bleeding. Yesterday, I took her to see a Western doctor in Hangzhou, who prescribed birth control pills. She took them once two years ago, and it worked for more than a year, but her period is abnormal again this February. I want to ask if she can still take traditional Chinese medicine while taking birth control pills. Is this condition difficult to treat? I look forward to your reply.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: The child's situation is considered to be functional uterine bleeding.Advice: It is recommended to undergo thorough examinations to check the endocrine status and the condition of endometrial hyperplasia. Treatment should be guided by a doctor. When it comes to Chinese medicine, different doctors may prescribe different medications for the same patient. It is advisable to consult with multiple doctors to find the most suitable treatment. Naturally, the fewer medications taken, the better. Additionally, pay close attention to hygiene and avoid spicy and irritating foods.