Menstrual dribbling can be taken together with hemostatic and anti-inflammatory drugs. Menstrual dribbling is associated with defective self-limiting mechanisms of endometrial bleeding. Endometrial tissue breakage, fibrinolytic enzyme activation, causing fibrin cleavage, endometrial hyperfibrinolysis. Therefore, menstrual dribbling can be appropriate oral hemostatic drugs as hormonal adjunctive therapeutic measures, such as tranexamic acid hemostatic treatment. The prolonged vaginal bleeding and mild dilatation of the cervical opening during irregular menstruation can easily lead to bacterial infection, causing endometritis. Endometritis can also cause vaginal bleeding to be profuse. Patients with dribbling menstruation can take oral antibiotics for anti-inflammatory treatment. Taking oral antibiotics together with anti-inflammatory drugs can help treat some menstrual cramps. If you are experiencing heavy menstrual bleeding, you should consult a doctor and take medication under the doctor’s guidance, but not indiscriminately, as this may cause discomfort.