Cost of treatment for recurrent functional uterine bleeding

Functional uterine bleeding, also known as DUB, is a common gynecological disease. It refers to abnormal uterine bleeding. After examination, no organic lesions of the whole body and reproductive organs were found. Instead, it was caused by dysfunction of the neuroendocrine system. It manifests as irregular menstrual cycle, excessive menstrual flow, prolonged menstruation or irregular bleeding. So how much is the treatment cost after recurrence of functional uterine bleeding?

1. The cost of treating functional uterine bleeding depends mainly on the patient's condition and actual situation: the early stage of the disease is not serious, and most early and mid-stage tumors have not yet metastasized. Surgery is the preferred treatment method, and this is also the period with the lowest treatment cost.

2. Go to a regular specialist hospital for treatment: Many hospitals can treat functional uterine bleeding, but these hospitals mostly use traditional therapies to treat functional uterine bleeding. Traditional therapies have limitations in treating functional uterine bleeding, often require long-term treatment, are expensive, and most importantly, functional uterine bleeding cannot be cured. Therefore, if you want to truly cure functional uterine bleeding, you must choose a specialist hospital to treat the disease.

3. The earlier the treatment, the lower the cost: Although functional uterine bleeding is difficult to treat, if patients with functional uterine bleeding can detect the condition early and receive professional diagnosis and treatment early, the cure rate of functional uterine bleeding is still very high and the cost is not high. If the patient delays treatment and chooses to seek medical treatment only when the condition develops to an uncontrollable point, it will undoubtedly bring huge obstacles to subsequent treatment, thereby increasing a lot of treatment costs and making the patient suffer the hardships and pain of treatment. Therefore, for a stubborn disease like functional uterine bleeding, the sooner the better.