Patient's question:
After menopause, will it improve on its own if I don't see a doctor? I had my period on March 13th last month, but I haven't had it yet. I want to ask if I keep not seeing a doctor, could it possibly come on its own? The human body has self-regulating functions, but I need a precise answer.Doctor's answer:
Hello, amenorrhea refers to the phenomenon of never having had menstruation or the cessation of menstruation after it has been established. Individuals over the age of 16 who have developed secondary sexual characteristics but have not experienced menstruation, or those under the age of 14 who have not developed secondary sexual characteristics, are referred to as primary amenorrhea. Those who have experienced menstruation but have stopped for 6 months or 3 cycles are referred to as secondary amenorrhea. It is recommended to take oral medication for 2-3 months to regulate the ovaries and enhance their source of power, as well as to nourish the menstrual cycle.