Patient's question:
Tianjin People's Hospital, two and a half months ago, menstruation was continuousDoctor's answer:
Hello, it can be treated with androgens. Androgens can improve the condition of endometrial hyperplasia; they can produce a negative feedback to inhibit hypothalamic function, reducing the secretion of ESH and LH, thereby decreasing the secretion of estrogen by the ovaries; they have the effect of enhancing uterine muscle and uterine vascular tension; they can alleviate pelvic congestion and reduce blood loss. Additionally, they have the effect of promoting protein synthesis, thereby improving the patient's overall condition. However, androgens are generally not used alone to stop bleeding and can be combined with estrogen or progesterone to compensate for the shortcomings of single-agent use and enhance efficacy, sometimes reducing withdrawal bleeding. The dosage is as follows: when menstrual blood volume is excessive, intramuscular injection of testosterone propionate 25-50mg can be given daily for 3 days.