Patient's question:
My friend had stomach pain a few days ago, and then suddenly experienced amenorrhea for about several days. She felt a bit anxious and asked: How should early amenorrhea be treated?Doctor's answer:
Amenorrhea is merely a symptom, and various different diseases can lead to it. Experienced gynecologists may directly use progesterone injections as a method, which we do not deny, but if the underlying cause is not identified, blindly using hormones (birth control pills are hormones) to "regulate" the condition can exacerbate the already disrupted endocrine system, making it even more chaotic. After stopping the medication, the condition will undoubtedly recur because the root cause has not been addressed. Your menstrual period is merely a false appearance forced by external hormones. Patients face the dangers of gynecological disorders, and we should actively implement thorough examinations and treatments without avoiding medical consultation. If gynecological disorders are not cured after prolonged treatment, it is essential to promptly change the treatment plan.