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NoDoctor's answer:
Hemorrhagic dysfunction of the uterus, also known as dysfunctional uterine bleeding, is a condition caused by endocrine disorders. It can be classified into ovulatory and anovulatory types. Anovulatory bleeding is due to temporary dysfunction of gonadotropin or ovarian hormones, with main symptoms including irregular menstrual cycles, varying lengths of menstruation, and fluctuating amounts of bleeding. Ovulatory bleeding occurs when progesterone secretion during the luteal phase is insufficient or the corpus luteum degrades prematurely, leading to poor secretion response of the endometrium, which manifests as shortened menstrual cycles and frequent menstruation. Diagnosis can be confirmed through hormone tests, vaginal smear tests, diagnostic curettage, and hysteroscopy. Please take this seriously and seek medical attention for relevant examinations.