How to treat menopausal hemorrhage

When watching TV, we often see women experiencing unexpected hemorrhage during childbirth. In fact, hemorrhage does not only occur during the childbirth process. Many women also have symptoms of hemorrhage in daily life, especially menopausal women. So how to treat menopausal hemorrhage? First of all, we need to understand what causes hemorrhage, and then prescribe the right medicine according to the specific cause. Here are some folk remedies for treating hemorrhage.

1. What are the folk remedies for treating hemorrhage?

1. Metrorrhagia and bleeding (lower abdominal pain). Use one liang of peony (fried until yellow) and six liang of cypress (slightly fried). Take 2 liang each time, add 1 liter of water and boil it into 6 he. Another recipe: Grind the two herbs in the above formula into powder. Take 2 qian each time, with wine.

2. Metrorrhagia and bleeding. Use one liter of large and small thistle roots and soak them in one dou of wine. After five days, take out the wine and drink an appropriate amount regularly. You can also boil thistle roots in wine or mash raw thistle into juice and drink it warm. Another recipe: Wash and chop the stems and leaves of thistle into small pieces, grind them into one bowl of juice, add one bowl of Rehmannia glutinosa juice and half a liang of Atractylodes macrocephala, boil them together until 50% of the juice is left, and drink it while warm.

3. For women with hemorrhage: burn old steamed cake to preserve its essence, and take 2 qian of it with rice soup.

4. A proven recipe for treating uterine bleeding in women: Use half a liang of lotus leaves (burned and ground into powder), one liang each of Puhuang and Scutellaria baicalensis, and grind them into powder. Take three grams of it on an empty stomach, with wine.

5. A proven recipe for treating metrorrhagia: Use white silkworm pupa and white fish, grind them into powder in equal parts and take it with water. Take twice a day.

2. What causes hemorrhage?

1. Caused by neuroendocrine dysfunction

The main problem is that the function of the hypothalamus-pituitary-ovarian axis is unstable or defective.

2. Caused by ovarian problems

Menstrual irregularities in women of childbearing age are generally due to poor ovarian corpus luteum function, which often manifests as heavy menstrual bleeding.

3. Caused by organic disease or drugs

Including local inflammation, tumors and developmental abnormalities, malnutrition of the reproductive organs; intracranial diseases; other endocrine dysfunctions, such as abnormal thyroid and adrenal cortex function, diabetes, Sheehan's disease, etc.; liver diseases; blood diseases, etc. Menorrhagia may occur in women who use psychiatric medications, endocrine preparations, or intrauterine devices for contraception.

3. What about drug treatment for hemorrhage?

(1) For patients who do not require contraception or are unwilling to use hormone treatment, antifibrinolytic drugs such as tranexamic acid or anti-PG synthetic drugs such as flufenamic acid (flufenamic acid) and mefenamic acid (mefenamic acid) can be used. Adverse reactions may include nausea, dizziness, headache, etc.

(2) For patients who require contraception, endometrial atrophy treatment can be used.

(3) Others: Danazol is a derivative of 17a-ethynyltestosterone. It can inhibit the secretion of gonadotropin-releasing hormone, inhibit the peak of the gonadotropin cycle and the production of ovarian sex hormones, and reduce blood loss. However, attention should be paid to side effects such as rash, liver damage, and virilization. Gonadotropin-releasing hormone enhancers are effective in suppressing ovarian function, but due to side effects caused by low estrogen levels, they can only be used for a short period of time. Cottonpol has a strong effect in atrophying the endometrium and can also act directly on the ovaries. Potassium chloride (slow-release potassium) should be taken in addition to prevent the side effect of hypokalemia. Suitable for patients in the menopausal transition period who no longer desire fertility.