Moving between menus without recursion and other evil spirits

The problem is this: there is a class in which the program menu is implemented. At some point, you need to switch to another method (submenu). I implemented it like this (code snippet from the method.void MainMenu()):

switch (user_choice_)
    {
    case ADDNUMBERMENU:
        AddNumberMenu();
        break;

Further, already in this menu, I implemented what I needed:

// Menu for creating a new instance
// class of a number in the system of residual classes
void Menu::AddNumberMenu()
{
    while (true)
    {
        system("cls");
        cout << "You have selected the number creation menu.\n"
            << "Select input option:\n"
            << "1) Create and init in decimal\n"
            << "2) Create and init in mod system\n";
        cin >> this->user_choice_;
        if (this->user_choice_ < 3 && this->user_choice_ > 0)
        {
            break;
        }
    }
}

And now the actual problem. How to return from ** AddNumberMenu () ** method to ** MainMenu () ** method without recursion and invoking the devil. The first thing that comes to mind is recursion. But when creating a menu class, the user_choice_ field is initialized and in general this is a collective farm.