What medicine should I take for gynecological inflammation and bleeding

Gynecological inflammation is prone to bleeding during an attack. If this is the case, you must find a way to improve it. Try to take more medicines that help your body recover. This will make the effect better. But you must remember that you cannot take medicine at home by yourself. You must take the corresponding examination before taking the medicine. In this way, you can take the right medicine.

1. General care

Correctly estimate the amount of vaginal bleeding; pay attention to the balance of water, electrolytes and acid-base; ensure the supply of calories, protein and vitamins; meet the patient's daily life needs and avoid accidental injuries.

2. Symptomatic care

Persuade patients to get adequate rest; provide effective hemostasis and prevent infection; supplement nutrition to enhance the body's resistance; complete various examinations and tests as ordered by the doctor; and strengthen psychological care.

3. Prevent infection

Instruct patients to keep the perineum clean, change sanitary pads regularly, flush the perineum 1 to 2 times a day, drink plenty of water to prevent retrograde infection.

1. Anovulatory uterine bleeding

(1) General treatment: Supplementation of iron, vitamin C and protein. Blood transfusion is required for severe anemia.

(2) Stop bleeding

① Diagnostic curettage: This method is rapid and effective and can also understand endometrial pathology and exclude malignant conditions. It is routinely used for married patients of childbearing age or perimenopausal period with a long course of disease.

②Progestin: also known as "drug-induced curettage", suitable for patients with a certain level of estrogen.

③Estrogen: Only suitable for unmarried adolescent patients and patients with low hemoglobin.

(3) Control the menstrual cycle

① Estrogen-progestin sequential therapy: that is, artificial cycle, suitable for adolescent dysfunctional uterine bleeding or women of childbearing age with dysfunctional uterine bleeding (abbreviated as DUB) and low endogenous estrogen levels.

② Combined use of estrogen and progesterone: Suitable for women of childbearing age with functional uterine bleeding and high endogenous estrogen levels. Compound norethindrone tablets (oral contraceptive No. 1) can be used.

③Second half cycle therapy: suitable for functional uterine bleeding during menopausal transition period.

(4) Promote ovulation: Suitable for adolescent and reproductive age functional uterine bleeding, especially for infertile patients. Clomiphene, urogonadotropin, chorionic gonadotropin, etc. can be used.