Patient's question:
The doctor said it might cause amenorrhea, and my menstrual flow is very light now, and the dates are always delayed. Can amenorrhea be treated?Doctor's answer:
Curable. The causes of amenorrhea can be divided into two types: physiological and pathological. The physiological causes of amenorrhea include: imperfect endocrine system, insufficient kidney qi, pregnancy; inability of the blood sea to be full during lactation, prolactin forcing increased excretion of sex hormones; factors such as the decline in ovarian function around the age of 50, which may lead to menopause. The pathological causes of amenorrhea are due to congenital defects in the lower segment of the reproductive organs, such as hymen atresia or postnatal adhesions, which prevent menstruation from flowing out, resulting in hidden or pseudomenorrhea. Congenital absence or underdevelopment of the ovaries, ovarian damage or removal, ovarian tumors, and premature ovarian failure leading to ovarian amenorrhea.