Having periods twice a month is not just ovulation bleeding. What other diseases need to be ruled out?

Having periods twice a month is not just ovulation bleeding. What other diseases need to be ruled out?

1. Cervical disease (gynecological examination and cervical cancer screening are required)

2. Endometrial polyps (can be checked by hysteroscopy)

3. Uterine fibroids (B-ultrasound can help determine)

4. Cesarean section incision diverticulum (often with symptoms of prolonged menstruation and progressive worsening after cesarean section).

5. Precancerous lesions such as endometrial cancer or endometrial atypical hyperplasia. (Diagnostic curettage or hysteroscopy is required, and the diagnosis can only be confirmed based on pathological results)

6. If the intrauterine device (IUD) is placed for a long time, it may cause intermenstrual bleeding if it is displaced, incarcerated, or has a chronic inflammatory reaction. You can remove the ring first and then observe.

The six tests conducted by our hospital, including color ultrasound, hysteroscopy, cervical cancer screening (TCT HPV), and female hormone screening, can help identify abnormal uterine bleeding.