Patient's question:
I had experienced amenorrhea again. At the hospital, the doctor diagnosed me with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). After taking medication for a long time, it finally improved. Without medication, my periods also returned, but the cycle length is now 35 days. This has continued for over a year. However, recently I feel that the flow is a bit light—the first day is okay, but by the third day, it becomes very minimal. What could be the reason for this? Also, I never used to have menstrual cramps, but about a year ago, I started experiencing them. Sometimes it’s very painful, and other times it’s manageable. What should I eat or pay attention to?Doctor's answer:
Hello, for your condition, it is still caused by endocrine disorders. You need to have a thorough check of sex hormones on the third day of your menstrual period, and after that, have an ultrasound examination of the ovaries to determine the specific disease. Only then can targeted treatment be effective.This is the answer to the question "What should I do if my menstrual flow is too little?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!
Gynecological diseases are a common condition that can easily occur. During medication, women need to pay attention to their own care, especially in terms of hygiene. Patients should avoid sexual activity during treatment and pay close attention to cleanliness. Finally, I wish female patients a speedy recovery!