Here is the English translation of the provided text: "An 11-and-a-half-year-old child's menarche time is unstable. Is this normal?"

Patient's question:

The child is 11 and a half years old. They had their first menstrual period last month, but the period lasted too long. It started on December 8th and ended on December 10th, lasting three days. Then, it didn't finish until December 28th. This month, from January 11th to 17th, it lasted for a week. Today, on the 19th, it has started again. What should be done in this situation?

Doctor's answer:

Your child is currently experiencing their first menstrual period, so their menstrual cycle will not be normal for now. There is no need for special solutions at this time. If this continues for several months, it may be necessary to implement dietary and lifestyle adjustments.
When girls have their first menstrual period, the majority will experience irregular periods. Generally, their bodies will regulate themselves within two years. Depending on the situation, if the condition is severe, medication may be needed to help regulate it. Currently, you can visit the Traditional Chinese Medicine department to get some herbal prescriptions for consumption.

📌 Related Posts