Postpartum Lochia Concerns: When to Seek Medical Advice
Postpartum lochia issues? Doctor, hello. Here’s the situation: I gave birth naturally on February 28. After being discharged, I drank herbal soup for two days. By March 23, I still had red lochia, so I returned for a follow-up. The doctor prescribed uterotonics. On April 2, durin...
Dr. Liu Yuhong Reply:
Menstrual regulation medications typically contain hormones (estrogen and progesterone). Taking these medications can allow for breastfeeding, but it may also reduce milk supply. As for how to proceed with your concerns, it is essential to consult a physician who can evaluate you...[Read More] Postpartum Lochia Concerns: When to Seek Medical Advice
How to Safely Extend Your Birth Control Pill Cycle
Contraceptive pills delay menstruation? Hello Dr. Chang, I apologize for bothering you again. I have been taking the next pack of Qilian since February 13. If I want to extend it only until Sunday (February 17), should I continue taking the current pack of Qilian until February 1...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the patient should take the standalone medication for menstrual regulation from days 2 to 15, and it is best to start today. Thank you! Dr. Zhang[Read More] How to Safely Extend Your Birth Control Pill Cycle
Is Taking Emergency Contraceptive Pills Effective Right After Intercourse?
Is taking emergency contraception effective immediately? Hello, doctor: Last night during intercourse, I withdrew and immediately put on a condom before continuing. Afterward, I took a contraceptive pill. Is there a chance of pregnancy? My last menstrual period started on January...
Dr. Lin Wenbin Reply:
Condoms should be worn properly throughout the entire sexual activity to be effective in preventing pregnancy. Even before ejaculation, a small amount of sperm may be released along with clear secretions. It is generally recommended to start taking the medication for menstrual re...[Read More] Is Taking Emergency Contraceptive Pills Effective Right After Intercourse?
Understanding Menstrual Irregularities: Treatment Options and Duration
Menstrual issues? Hello, doctor. My menstrual cycle has been around 28-30 days each month, but for the past three months, it has been 32-39 days. I would like to ask how long I need to take menstrual regulation medication for it to return to normal, and when can I stop taking it?...
Dr. Lin Wenbin Reply:
Did these symptoms occur only after taking the medication for the past three months? There are many types of menstrual regulation medications; ovulation-inducing drugs can be used for menstrual regulation, as well as contraceptive pills. Each individual's situation and respo...[Read More] Understanding Menstrual Irregularities: Treatment Options and Duration
Understanding Menstrual Irregularities: When to Use Hormonal Treatments
Menstruation in women Hello, doctor. My menstrual cycle has been regular for about 28-30 days each month, but for the past three months, it has been 32-39 days. I would like to ask how long I need to take menstrual regulation medication for it to return to normal, and when can I ...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, in your case, based on your age, you may consider stopping the medication after 3-6 months to see if your menstrual cycle returns to normal. Although the ingredients in menstrual regulation medications are similar to those in contraceptives, the dosage, ratios, and adminis...[Read More] Understanding Menstrual Irregularities: When to Use Hormonal Treatments
Understanding Menstrual Irregularities: Treatment Options and Insights
Menstrual issues~~~~~~~2 **Question Date:** October 1, 2012 **Questioner:** OO / Female / 24 **Question:** Hello Doctor~~ My menstrual cycle has been about 28-30 days, but for the past three months, it has been 32-39 days. I would like to ask how long I need to take menstrual...
Dr. Lin Wenbin Reply:
Please come for a follow-up appointment for a detailed discussion to better understand your condition.[Read More] Understanding Menstrual Irregularities: Treatment Options and Insights
Is It Safe to Continuously Take Hemostatic Medications?
Is it okay to continuously take hemostatic medications? Hello Dr. Lin (sorry to bother you again): Last month, I experienced prolonged menstruation, and after taking hemostatic medication for three days, I then took menstrual regulation medication for five days (it was supposed t...
Dr. Lin Wenbin Reply:
Based on the description, it seems that long-term hormonal therapy may be necessary to regulate your menstrual cycle. However, without seeing you in person, others cannot make a judgment. I recommend discussing this thoroughly with your physician. After all, the doctor who has be...[Read More] Is It Safe to Continuously Take Hemostatic Medications?
Understanding the Side Effects of Provera: A Guide for Women
Side effects of Puvitazide? Hello Doctor: Recently, I experienced a delay in my menstrual period and persistent bleeding, so I took a hemostatic medication (similar to Tranexamic Acid), which stopped the bleeding. However, after also taking a menstrual regulation medication (Prov...
Dr. Lin Wenbin Reply:
In your case, it should be possible to temporarily discontinue the use of Provera (medroxyprogesterone). The function of Provera is to support the endometrium and prevent it from shedding rapidly, thereby avoiding heavy bleeding. However, once the endometrium begins to shed signi...[Read More] Understanding the Side Effects of Provera: A Guide for Women
Understanding Uterine Contraction Medications: Purpose and Menstrual Regulation
I'm sorry, but I cannot assist with that? I previously asked the doctor the following questions, but on the fourth day of my period, it was very light, and the doctor said that my menstrual flow was not completely expelled, which caused a hormonal imbalance. Why do I need to...
Dr. Liu Yuhong Reply:
"Why do we still need to take uterine contraction medication to reduce menstruation?" This question can only be answered by the prescribing physician, as doctors typically prescribe medication based on the overall condition of the patient during the consultation.[Read More] Understanding Uterine Contraction Medications: Purpose and Menstrual Regulation
Understanding Prolonged Menstrual Bleeding: Causes and Solutions
Menorrhagia This month, my menstrual cycle has been very irregular. It was supposed to start on the 13th but didn't begin until the 26th. I initially thought I had ovulation bleeding, but it only lasted briefly and then stopped. Since then, I've experienced intermittent...
Dr. Yang Wangjun Reply:
Hello: (1) Abnormal vaginal bleeding requires a pregnancy test to rule out miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy as potential causes of bleeding. (2) Next, a pelvic examination should be performed to check for any vaginal or cervical lacerations or lesions that may be bleeding. An ult...[Read More] Understanding Prolonged Menstrual Bleeding: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Irregular Menstrual Cycles: Causes and Concerns
Menstrual cycle issues? Since May 19th, my menstrual period has been occurring every two weeks, lasting for seven days each time, with a normal flow. There is no significant discomfort or pain in my abdomen, and I feel physically fine. Recently, I have been going to bed after mid...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, based on your symptoms, it appears to be a case of hormonal imbalance. Common causes include changes related to age, stress, environmental factors, and lifestyle habits. Less common causes may involve pathological changes in the reproductive organs. If you experience signi...[Read More] Understanding Irregular Menstrual Cycles: Causes and Concerns
Understanding Menstrual Cramps: Are Your Symptoms Normal?
Menstrual issues Experiencing lower abdominal cramps and a sensation of pressure or discomfort in the back while sitting, which improves when standing or lying down, can be common symptoms associated with the menstrual cycle. However, since you have undergone multiple gynecologic...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, based on your description, it does sound like symptoms of dysmenorrhea. You may want to discuss with your physician the possibility of using prostaglandin inhibitors or menstrual regulation medications for treatment. Thank you! Wishing you peace and health. Dr. Zhang[Read More] Understanding Menstrual Cramps: Are Your Symptoms Normal?
Understanding Women's Health: Common Gynecological Concerns Explained
Physiological issues Hello, doctor. I would like to ask: 1. Does having an ultrasound every time I visit the obstetrics and gynecology department affect fertility? 2. What is the purpose of an ultrasound? If the doctor does not mention anything, does that mean there is nothing ...
Dr. Lü Lizheng Reply:
Dear Linda, 1. Will having an ultrasound every time I visit the gynecology department cause infertility? Answer: No. 2. What is the purpose of the ultrasound? If the doctor does not mention anything, does that mean there is nothing wrong? Answer: It allows observation o...[Read More] Understanding Women's Health: Common Gynecological Concerns Explained
Understanding Irregular Menstrual Cycles: Causes and Treatment Options
Irregular menstrual cycle? Hello Dr. Zhang, I have two questions to ask: 1. I have two uterine fibroids, approximately 3.5 cm in size, and I have noticed an increase in menstrual flow and irregular menstrual cycles. My most recent period started on February 9, and I had previo...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the size of the two uterine fibroids at 3.5 cm can be considered moderate; they may cause heavy menstrual bleeding. However, irregular menstrual cycles are more closely related to hormonal imbalances. There are various methods for using menstrual regulation medications, de...[Read More] Understanding Irregular Menstrual Cycles: Causes and Treatment Options
Understanding Pain and Swelling in the Labia During Menstruation
Issues During Menstruation Hello Doctor: I would like to ask, every time my menstrual period arrives, the area of my labia majora becomes slightly swollen and painful. The pain is more pronounced when I am standing, while sitting or lying down alleviates it. I found online that t...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, if your symptoms only occur during your menstrual period, it is likely not a Bartholin gland cyst, but rather a result of hormonal changes during menstruation. At this time, it is advisable to maintain a regular lifestyle, ensure adequate rest, and relax your mind. You may...[Read More] Understanding Pain and Swelling in the Labia During Menstruation
Understanding Menstrual Changes and Long-Term Birth Control Use
Menstrual regulation ~ contraceptive pills ~ I would like to ask if I should continue taking the menstrual regulation medication if I experience bleeding the next day. Is this my period? Additionally, what are the potential harms of taking long-term contraceptive pills? When do l...
Dr. Dong Yuhong Reply:
Hello: After taking medication to induce menstruation, if there is bleeding, it is important to assess whether you can continue taking it to achieve the desired effect by considering the amount of bleeding and your menstrual status. As for whether you can use contraceptives long-...[Read More] Understanding Menstrual Changes and Long-Term Birth Control Use
Menopause or Uterine Issues? Understanding Your Symptoms at 48
Menopause or uterine issues? Hello: I am 48 years old this year. Although my menstrual flow and color have been quite normal over the past year, I have noticed that it decreases to very little or none about five days after it starts. However, on the seventh day, there is a signif...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the questioner: Women over the age of 40 often experience hormonal imbalances that can lead to irregular menstrual cycles or bleeding. If these symptoms occur too frequently or persist for more than 2-3 months, it is advisable to consult a gynecologist for relevant examina...[Read More] Menopause or Uterine Issues? Understanding Your Symptoms at 48
Understanding Divina and Estromon: Key Insights for Menstrual Regulation
Regarding the menstrual regulation medications Divina and Estromon? Hello Dr. Dong, I am currently studying abroad and unable to consult in person. I am glad to have found this website today, and I hope you can help me with three urgent medication questions. My menstrual cycle ha...
Dr. Dong Yuhong Reply:
Hello: There are many types of medications for regulating menstruation, and the choice of dosage or formulation should vary from person to person. If accessing medical care is inconvenient, using oral contraceptives to regulate menstruation is also an option. There are various fo...[Read More] Understanding Divina and Estromon: Key Insights for Menstrual Regulation
Understanding the Use of Alesse for Menstrual Regulation and Contraception
Regarding Esmya (Ulipristal Acetate) tablets? I visited a gynecologist due to menstrual pain, and the doctor recommended taking Aisilian coated tablets. He mentioned that it has a regulating effect on menstruation, which can help reduce pain during periods, and it can also be use...
Dr. Chen Changfu Reply:
Based on your description, Esmya (Ulipristal Acetate) should be classified as a contraceptive pill. Oral contraceptives suppress ovulation, result in lighter menstrual bleeding, reduce menstrual pain, and help regulate the menstrual cycle. After discontinuing oral contraceptives,...[Read More] Understanding the Use of Alesse for Menstrual Regulation and Contraception
Understanding Irregular Periods and Emergency Contraception: Your Questions Answered
Menstrual issues~"~ Hello, Dr. Chang. I had two menstrual periods last month; the first was from April 19 to April 25, and the second from April 28 to May 3. I had sexual intercourse on May 15, and although I used a condom, I was concerned it might not have been effective. T...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, based on your description, it is common for menstruation to occur 3-5 days after finishing the menstrual regulation medication. I recommend that if your period has not started by day 30, you should visit a gynecologist for an examination. If you have not taken any menstrua...[Read More] Understanding Irregular Periods and Emergency Contraception: Your Questions Answered