Patient's question:
How long do women's medications usually need to be taken, and how much should be taken daily to induce menstruation? Menstruation hasn't come for two months, and the endometrium is 1.2 cm thick.Doctor's answer:
Hello, your condition should be caused by endocrine issues. It is recommended to take gynecological medication orally for about 10 days, and then stop taking it. Generally, after stopping the medication for 3 to 5 days, your period should come. Alternatively, you can take gynecological medication at the hospital. First, take the medication for 5 days, then stop. After stopping for 3 to 5 days, your period should also come. When your period arrives, it is the process of the endometrium shedding. It is recommended to rest and avoid staying up late while taking medication for regulation. After your period is clean, you can take some An Gong gynecological medication for further regulation.