Patient's question:
Recently, I've been experiencing irregular menstruation. This time, my period has been delayed for two weeks and hasn't arrived yet. The doctor prescribed me with gynecological medication. I'd like to ask, does taking gynecological medication cause menstrual sensations?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, you would not experience this feeling while taking gynecological medication. This sensation may be related to psychological factors in women. Typically, it takes 3 to 7 days to have a menstrual period after stopping gynecological medication. During this time, it is important to pay attention to keeping warm, resting, and maintaining a light diet, which can help ensure a smooth menstrual flow. It is recommended to keep a positive mood on a daily basis. It is also advised to seek related examinations and treatments at a formal hospital.