What causes functional uterine bleeding?

Functional uterine bleeding is generally caused by uterine diseases, which are generally caused by unclean sexual life or aplastic anemia, which will affect women's uterine function. In addition, women's emotional disorders and endocrine disorders can also cause functional uterine bleeding. Uterine bleeding is a serious disease and patients need immediate treatment, otherwise it will cause infertility in women. Women can learn about this.

What is functional uterine bleeding?

1. Functional uterine bleeding in many patients is caused by uterine diseases, and endometrial diseases are the most common cause of functional uterine bleeding.

2. If a woman suffers from aplastic anemia, blood disease, diabetes and other diseases, she may also experience functional uterine bleeding.

3. In many cases, women’s emotional disorders, environmental changes, and changes in daily life can also cause functional uterine bleeding in women.

4. If a woman uses an intrauterine contraceptive ring, it is likely to affect the uterus and cause functional uterine bleeding. In addition, if contraceptive drugs or drugs for mental illness are abused, they are likely to have an impact on women, causing functional uterine bleeding.

The above are the most common causes of functional uterine bleeding in women. If a postmenopausal woman experiences bleeding, she should be alert. It is best to obtain a uterine sample for corresponding pathological analysis to rule out malignant cancer.

How to treat functional uterine bleeding

The most important concern for women with functional uterine bleeding is how to treat it. Currently, the following methods are usually used to treat this disease.

1. Instrumental curettage: This method is very effective for functional uterine bleeding. It has the advantages of quick hemostasis, safety and good effect, but it will cause pain to the patient. Endometrial samples can also be removed for pathological analysis, which is most suitable for middle-aged and elderly women.

2. Medical curettage: This method is more suitable for unmarried patients. It is to use drugs to artificially lower blood progesterone levels in order to achieve the purpose of treatment.

3. Estrogen: This treatment method is targeted at unmarried women who cannot undergo curettage or medical curettage.

4. Ablation knife treatment: In the treatment of functional uterine bleeding, this method has the advantages of no surgery, no incision, and can be treated and left at the same time, and it will not damage the basal layer of the uterus. It is currently the most advanced and safest treatment method and is very popular among patients.

When women are treating functional uterine bleeding, they should also make some adjustments in their daily life to consolidate and assist the treatment effect.