Patient's question:
No.Doctor's answer:
Menorrhagia refers to a normal menstrual cycle, but with each menstrual period lasting less than 2-3 days, with a menstrual flow volume of less than 20 milliliters, requiring only a small amount of, or even no, sanitary pads. The blood is dark purple or pink in color. Teenage girls during puberty do not need treatment and can recover on their own as their nervous and endocrine systems stabilize. Married individuals may undergo endocrine therapy. For tuberculosis-induced cases, anti-tuberculosis treatment should be the primary approach, although scar formation makes it difficult to cure. If caused by a D&C procedure, most cases can be restored with treatment.