Patient's question:
Two years ago, after the flow of menstruation, the amount of blood gradually decreased, and recently it only lasted for one day. On the second day of menstruation, the endometrium was 5mm, and the six sex hormones were normal.Doctor's answer:
Luteinizing hormone is a medication used for menstrual regulation. It is usually taken with progesterone. If you stop taking the medication, your period will come. The cycle is three months long. Luteinizing hormone is taken once a day, one tablet at a time. On the 12th day, add two tablets of progesterone. After taking it for 21 days, your period will come three to seven days after stopping the medication. Luteinizing hormone is a natural estrogen and does not affect pregnancy, but it is not good for the liver. Therefore, it can only be taken for a maximum of three months, and you need to stop taking it for one or two months before continuing the medication.