Patient's question:
Female, 19 years old, I currently have irregular menstruation, with very little flow and incorrect color, and it's not on time. This situation has persisted for a long time. Please ask: How is menstrual irregularity caused by hypothyroidism treated?Doctor's answer:
Hypothyroidism can lead to amenorrhea. Currently, the use of relevant medications can gradually restore thyroid function, which in turn can gradually restore menstruation. Now, you can pause the medication used to regulate menstruation and carefully observe the efficacy before guiding the next course of treatment. Daily routines should include regular sleep patterns, adequate warmth and cold prevention, a diet rich in light, soft, and liquid foods, frequent ventilation, and drinking plenty of hot water to ensure the condition does not recur.