Patient's question:
With gynecological inflammation, menstruation hasn't come for over a month. What tests should be carefully checked at the hospital.Doctor's answer:
Hypothesis of the condition, I'm very happy to clarify for you. According to your description, delayed menstruation should first be ruled out for pregnancy. Suggestions: If you have ruled out pregnancy, inflammation or irregular sleep patterns, excessive dieting, or staying up late may all lead to menstrual disorders. If the menstrual disorder is chronic, it is recommended to have a thorough check-up for six hormones at the hospital to assess the endocrine status. Additionally, patients should maintain a healthy lifestyle, have regular meals, and avoid spicy foods. Wishing you a speedy recovery.