Patient's question:
For several days, maybe about 49 days, I've been a bit anxious. Please ask; how to diagnose and differentiate the symptoms of amenorrheaDoctor's answer:
I. Detailed Inquiry of Medical HistoryFirst, we need to inquire in detail about the female's menstrual history, including the age of menarche, menstrual cycle, duration of menstruation, and menstrual flow. Next, we should also understand the female's growth and development history, medical history during childhood, family history of similar conditions, and medication history. Additionally, and most importantly, we need to inquire about the circumstances before the onset of the illness, such as psychological factors, changes in the environment, and various diseases.
II. Physical Examination
The primary goal is to assess the overall growth and development of the female. Attention should be paid to her height, weight, secondary sexual characteristics, hair distribution, and the presence of galactorrhea, among other signs. Additionally, a pelvic examination should be performed, which includes assessing the development and condition of the external genitalia, vagina, uterus, and ovaries.