What is the correct medication for functional uterine bleeding?

Functional uterine bleeding can be referred to as functional uterine bleeding. It is a common gynecological disease. The popular explanation of functional uterine bleeding is actually uterine bleeding. After professional examination, it is confirmed that the patient's whole body and reproductive organs have no lesions. It is simply due to the failure of the neuroendocrine system. What is the correct medication for functional uterine bleeding?

The correct way to use medication for functional uterine bleeding depends mainly on the patient's condition and the cause of the disease. The normal physiological cycle of a person is controlled by the brain's nervous system. That is, the hypothalamus, pituitary gland, and ovarian glands regulate and restrict each other. Any external factors that interfere with one of them will cause functional bleeding in women.

The correct medication for functional uterine bleeding can be Chinese medicine or Western medicine. The main formulas for the treatment of functional uterine bleeding in traditional Chinese medicine include Zhixuedan, Eclipta prostrata, Angelica sinensis, Salvia miltiorrhiza, Cyperus rotundus charcoal, Platycladus orientalis charcoal, Rehmannia glutinosa, and Ligustrum lucidum. Different drugs can be added or reduced according to the patient's physical condition, and the way of taking should also be carried out according to the doctor's advice; Western medicine has drugs specifically for functional uterine bleeding, which can be taken according to the instructions and under the doctor's advice.

The correct medication for functional uterine bleeding needs to be taken according to the different stages of the patient's symptoms. If the bleeding period occurs, it is necessary to use the heat-clearing and hemostasis method or the qi-invigorating and hemostasis method. If the bleeding stops, it is necessary to adjust the yin and yang of the kidney according to the symptoms. Through drug treatment, patients can establish a normal cycle.

The symptoms of functional uterine bleeding are that women have menstrual disorders. Including irregular menstrual cycles, more or less menstrual discharge, irregular bleeding, etc. Functional uterine bleeding can be divided into two categories according to whether ovulation occurs or not: anovulatory and ovulatory. In clinical practice, anovulatory patients account for 80-90%. It is more common in women in adolescence and menopause, while ovulatory functional bleeding is more common in women of childbearing age.