Patient's question:
First, I belong to the retroverted position in uterine retroversion, meaning it's positioned more posteriorly. This morning, the results from my hospital examination were as follows:1. Colposcopy: Erosion degree of 1 degree.
2. Secretion test: RV positive, which indicates bacterial vaginosis.
3. Additionally, a color Doppler ultrasound was performed, showing some retroversion of the uterus, pelvic effusion, 1.3 cm endometrial thickness (approximately 5–7 days before the menstrual period), and normal adnexa.
My gynecological conditions include:
- Vaginitis (2-year history)
- Dysmenorrhea (5 years, with varying severity now)
- Shortened menstrual cycle by 2.5 days (cycle length of 28–31 days)
- Menstrual period accompanied by blood clots.
Doctor's answer:
Effective for dysmenorrhea caused by endometriosis. Commonly used: methyltestosterone 5mg, taken orally twice daily; or testosterone propionate 25mg, injected intramuscularly twice a week, followed by a 2-3 month observation period after stopping the medication. The monthly dose should not exceed 300mg. Otherwise, it may cause masculinization.