Service Overview
Evaluation begins with a detailed medical and menstrual history, physical examination, and assessment of symptoms. Depending on the individual case, investigations such as blood tests, pelvic ultrasound, hysteroscopy, or other diagnostic procedures may be recommended to identify the underlying cause.
Treatment is tailored according to the cause, severity of bleeding, age, overall health, and reproductive goals. Management may include medication, hormonal treatment, treatment of underlying conditions, or minimally invasive procedures such as hysteroscopic polyp or submucosal fibroid removal when a structural abnormality is identified.
In cases where bleeding is persistent or significantly affects daily life, further evaluation may be required to rule out important underlying conditions. Treatment is planned to control bleeding while addressing its underlying cause whenever possible.
With timely diagnosis and individualized management, abnormal uterine bleeding can often be effectively controlled, helping improve menstrual health, quality of life, and overall reproductive well-being.