Patient's question:
A 30-year-old woman knows she has discomfort in her body, but she hasn't gone to see a doctor. She asks: What can she eat to make her menstrual period come faster?Doctor's answer:
In clinical diagnosis, some hormones are used to interfere, for example, if a person hasn't had their menstrual period for two months, we can test their urine for HCG and confirm that they are not pregnant. To induce a withdrawal bleed, we can use various progesterone treatments to make her menstruate. Therefore, the vast majority of treatments are based on progesterone. There are several types of progesterone, and in clinical diagnosis, under a doctor's prescription, various progesterone treatments can be used. Generally speaking, after a delay, if we vaguely remember, women have estrogen.