Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
Generally, excessive menstrual bleeding may be caused by gynecological inflammation, abnormal endometrium, or other diseases. However, it could also be due to endocrine disorders leading to excessive bleeding. It is recommended to visit a hospital for tests after the bleeding stops to check for six sex hormones and an ultrasound, identify the cause, and then receive symptomatic treatment. It is advised to pay attention to keeping warm and resting during the menstrual period, eating less spicy and irritating foods, and consuming more nutritious foods.