Functional uterine bleeding can heal itself

Functional uterine bleeding may be self-healing.

Some functional uterine bleeding is related to endocrine fluctuations, such as in adolescence, hypothalamic pituitary gonad axis is not fully mature and stable, may appear transient functional uterine bleeding, with the gradual improvement of body development, endocrine system tends to stabilize, may return to normal, thus achieving self-healing. At the same time, some mild cases of functional uterine bleeding may improve endocrine status and eventually heal themselves by adjusting lifestyle, such as maintaining a good schedule, reducing stress, balanced diet, moderate exercise, etc.

However, if bleeding lasts for a long time, bleeding volume is large, frequent attacks, or accompanied by other discomfort symptoms, such as anemia, abdominal pain, etc., it may not be able to heal itself. Patients need to seek medical treatment in time for standardized diagnosis and treatment. If not treated in time, it may lead to serious anemia, infection and other complications, causing greater harm to health.