What medicine should I take for irregular uterine bleeding?

For abnormal uterine bleeding, patients must go to a reliable hospital's gynecology department for a detailed examination to understand what the condition is, and then let the doctor develop a treatment plan. Some conditions do not require hemostatic drugs, and other methods should be used to be effective. There are also some multifunctional abnormal uterine bleeding, so for this type of situation, hemostatic drugs are needed.

Generally, the drugs that can stop bleeding include Yunnan Baiyao, Vitamin K, Anluoxue, etc. These drugs can be used for imbalanced uterine bleeding, but it is better to be under the guidance of a doctor, which is safer. If abnormal uterine bleeding occurs repeatedly and the bleeding is heavy, other treatments should be carried out.

Causes of abnormal uterine bleeding

There are many reasons for abnormal uterine bleeding, such as uterine diseases, uterine fibroids, cervical diseases, uterine malignant tumors, etc. If the uterus is normal, irregular shedding of the endometrium can also cause bleeding, which is caused by endocrine disorders, such as stress, anxiety, overwork, changes in the natural environment, genetic metabolic diseases, malnutrition, etc. Long-term use of anticoagulants and hormone replacement after menopause can also cause abnormal uterine bleeding.

1. Cervical cancer: When suffering from cervical cancer, when the tumor invades the intrastromal blood vessels, it may cause vaginal bleeding, which will initially be contact bleeding, and then develop into a small amount of irregular vaginal bleeding, increased bleeding in the late stage, and even internal bleeding.

2. Cervical inflammation: Vaginal bleeding may sometimes occur when suffering from cervical polyps or cervical erosion. Blood is often mixed in the secretions, and contact bleeding is common. When suffering from cervical tuberculosis, the diseased tissue may ulcerate, the ulcer surface may crack, and cause bleeding; sometimes the diseased tissue is in the form of lumps or nipples, and because the material is too brittle, it is also easy to bleed.

3. Vaginal bleeding caused by organic diseases: Vaginal bleeding can be caused by injuries to the private parts and vagina. In addition, cancer and normal tumors, such as uterine fibroids, uterine adenomyoma, uterine and ovarian tumors with hormone secretion function, can also cause vaginal bleeding. Sometimes urethral prolapse can also cause bleeding.

4. For women of childbearing age, vaginal bleeding may be caused by improper birth control measures, such as birth control pills, estrogen, etc., or by indications for cesarean section, such as placenta previa. In addition, ectopic pregnancy, hydatidiform mole, endometriosis, cancer, etc. can all cause vaginal bleeding.

Prevention and treatment of abnormal uterine bleeding

During puberty and menopause, women should maintain good hygiene during menstruation, improve rest and nutrition during menstruation, avoid fatigue and strenuous exercise, avoid going out in the rain during bleeding, avoid eating spicy food, and avoid sexual intercourse. Patients under treatment should learn to measure their ovulation temperature, observe changes in blood strips and color at any time, and seek timely treatment if new conditions are discovered. If the bleeding stops after treatment, you should still continue to take the medicine. Generally, the treatment of functional uterine bleeding should be continued for at least 3 to 6 months to prevent recurrence.

The key is the following:

1. In life: maintain a regular rhythm of life, ensure a proper balance between work and rest, and avoid excessive fatigue.

2. Diet: Improve dietary adjustments and increase foods rich in protein, iron and vitamins, such as meat, eggs, milk, fruits and vegetables. A balanced diet is beneficial to improving the body's metabolism and enhancing resistance; it is also beneficial to increasing hemoglobin concentration and alleviating anemia levels.

3. Psychological aspect: pay attention to regulating emotions, avoid tension, anxiety and mental stimulation. Especially for adolescent girls, parents should not only pay attention to the girls' study and diet, but also pay attention to the girls' mental changes, communicate more with each other, understand their mental changes, help them release negative emotions, and enable them to maintain a relatively stable mental state and avoid emotional ups and downs.