Patient's question:
Check results: No menopausal amenorrhea, some secondary treatments are not effective, taking medicine comes and goes, how should I be treated.Doctor's answer:
Hello. Amenorrhea for three months is referred to as "amenorrhea." There are several reasons for amenorrhea:1. The reproductive organs have not yet matured, and this condition can be a normal physiological phenomenon if it reoccurs.
2. However, changes in the environment, emotional disturbances, weight fluctuations, and excessive stress can lead to hypothalamic dysfunction and endocrine disorders, resulting in amenorrhea.
3. Additionally, certain medical conditions can also cause amenorrhea, such as: polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), thyroid dysfunction, tuberculosis, severe anemia, malnutrition, and so on.
It is recommended to take oral medication to prevent premature ovarian failure and regulate ovarian function.