Patient's question:
Where is it good to treat amenorrhea? Why does menstruation not come on time? Sometimes it only comes once every two months, and the amount of menstruation is also very little, what should I do? Which one is more cost-effective for treatment? Where can amenorrhea be cured?Doctor's answer:
Secondary amenorrhea during adolescence is mostly caused by environmental changes, emotional disturbances, and weight fluctuations. Once these underlying causes are addressed, menstruation can gradually and completely return. In rare cases, amenorrhea caused by specific conditions, such as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), thyroid dysfunction, or tuberculosis, can also be fully restored after treatment.Menstruation is a sign of female perinatal functional maturity and one of the physiological characteristics of women. It is caused by functional or organic inflammation in any part of the hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian axis. Many women who have not yet reached the age of menopause may suddenly experience early "retirement" of menstruation, leading to amenorrhea.
Amenorrhea itself is merely a symptom and does not actually harm the body. However, it can lead to numerous primary diseases, and the risks associated with these primary conditions should not be overlooked. In addition to...