How many days does it take for progesterone to stop bleeding in the treatment of functional uterine bleeding?

Progesterone is a progestin drug that is used to regulate menstruation. Some people usually suffer from symptoms of functional uterine bleeding. Many people will use progesterone to stop the bleeding. Under normal circumstances, progesterone will be effective after two or three days of taking it. If the bleeding does not stop after taking progesterone, it is best to go to the hospital for examination in time and take the medicine under the doctor's guidance.

1. Functional uterine bleeding is often hidden. The menstrual cycle is normal, but the menstrual period is prolonged and the amount of blood increases. The color is no different from normal menstruation. Severe patients may even bleed hundreds of milliliters during menstruation.

2. The patient's menstrual cycle will become shorter, and the amount of bleeding and menstrual duration will be the same as normal, which will increase the amount of bleeding in women in disguise.

3. Many patients will experience menstrual disorders, and their menstrual cycles are unpredictable and completely disordered.

4. Some patients have normal menstrual cycles, but before the menstruation officially comes, they begin to have a small amount of vaginal bleeding, which is usually very dark in color. Moreover, there is bleeding after the end of menstruation, which will make the entire menstrual period last more than ten days.

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.

1. When examining and diagnosing functional uterine bleeding, we will have a detailed understanding of the patient's development, menstruation, medical condition, etc. In particular, we will focus on whether the patient has used hormone drugs.

2. The patient's whole body will be examined, including nutritional status, bleeding diseases, anemia, blood diseases, etc. Lymph nodes, thyroid gland, and breasts are also examined. In addition, the patient's pelvic cavity, liver and spleen will be checked for abnormalities.

3. The doctor will perform a gynecological examination on the patient. For unmarried women who have no sexual life, only an anal and abdominal examination will be performed. Married women will undergo a triple examination and an anal examination to understand the condition of the posterior pelvis and rectum.

4. In order to ensure the accuracy of the diagnosis, some auxiliary examinations are usually performed, such as examinations of ovarian function and endometrial tissue.

There are many items in the current medical examination for functional uterine bleeding. Not only will functional uterine bleeding be diagnosed, but the cause of the bleeding will also be found out.