Didn't get her period, checked at the hospital and it was said to be amenorrhea. How should it be handled properly

Patient's question:

Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:
A week without a period, went to the hospital for a thorough check. The urine test results said it was amenorrhea.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, there are several factors that can lead to amenorrhea. When amenorrhea occurs again, there is no need to be overly anxious. It is important to identify the cause, which can be done through gynecological examinations such as dilation and curettage or laparoscopy. Subsequently, depending on the type of amenorrhea, psychological adjustment or medication should be implemented. Once the underlying condition is resolved, physiological functions can be fully restored, and psychological stress can also be eliminated. Generally speaking, for amenorrhea caused by functional endocrine disorders, traditional Chinese medicine treatment often yields better results than Western medicine.

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