Can dysfunctional uterine bleeding get better? How should it be treated?

As long as they can be treated in a standardized manner, most cases of dysfunctional uterine bleeding can be clinically cured. After the disease occurs, estrogen, short-acting contraceptives, uterine contraction drugs, blood tonic drugs and other drugs can be used for symptomatic treatment; if necessary, curettage and hysterectomy can be selected; eating more corn silk stewed with lean meat, donkey-hide gelatin glutinous rice porridge, etc. can also help alleviate the condition.

When endocrine disorders cause irregular uterine bleeding, it is called dysfunctional uterine bleeding. Bleeding may occur during ovulation, or it may prolong menstruation, cause continuous bleeding, etc. After the disease, excessive blood loss may induce anemia, which requires active treatment. So, will dysfunctional uterine bleeding be cured?
1. Will dysfunctional uterine bleeding be cured? <br/> Dysfunctional uterine bleeding, also known as functional uterine bleeding, can generally be cured. This disease is mostly caused by endocrine disorders, there is no organic lesion, and it is not an incurable disease. Therefore, after the disease is diagnosed, it can be treated in a standardized manner, such as drug therapy, surgical therapy, diet therapy, etc. Most of them can achieve clinical cure.
2. How to treat dysfunctional uterine bleeding
1. Drug therapy
(1) Estrogen : If you have functional uterine bleeding during puberty and your menstrual flow is heavy, you can follow your doctor's advice to use estrogen to reduce bleeding and prevent anemia and other problems caused by excessive blood loss. When menopausal women have functional uterine bleeding, they can also take estrogen orally for conditioning, which also has good results.
(2) Short-acting contraceptives <br/>When functional uterine bleeding occurs during adolescence, you can also take some short-acting contraceptives orally under the guidance of a doctor to adjust the menstrual cycle and reduce the amount of bleeding.
(3) Uterine contraction drugs : When the amount of bleeding is heavy, you should stay in bed and take uterine contraction drugs under the guidance of a doctor to reduce pelvic bleeding.
(4) Blood tonics <br/>If you have lost too much blood and have symptoms of anemia, you can take some blood tonics appropriately. If necessary, you can also consider blood transfusion.
2. Surgical treatment
(1) Curettage <br/>If a married woman has functional uterine bleeding, she can choose curettage to improve the problem of thick endometrium and reduce or stop bleeding.
(2) Hysterectomy <br/> For older women with severe anemia who have not responded to medication or curettage, hysterectomy can be performed. For patients with functional uterine bleeding who are found to have the possibility of cancer through pathological examination, hysterectomy should also be performed as soon as possible.
3. Diet therapy
(1) Corn silk stewed with lean meat <br/>Corn silk has the effect of cooling blood and stopping bleeding, while lean meat has the effect of replenishing blood. After functional uterine bleeding occurs, corn silk and lean meat can be stewed and eaten, which will help alleviate the condition.
(2) Donkey-hide gelatin glutinous rice porridge <br/>Use glutinous rice to cook porridge. When the porridge is almost cooked, add the donkey-hide gelatin powder into the porridge and stir evenly. Cook it for a while and it is ready to eat. It can also play a good role in nourishing blood and stopping bleeding.