Patient's question:
Over the past few months, test results after laboratory and thorough examination: none.History of treatment and its effectiveness: none.
What kind of help you care about: relatively good, taking medication, it should take effect immediately, and fully recover with menstruation.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, have you reached the age of menopause? If it is a normal menopause, you absolutely cannot interfere with it using medication. Menstruation is a normal physiological phenomenon for women in their prime when qi and blood are abundant, and when blood is full, it overflows. When a woman ages, her qi and blood become deficient, and the body's regulatory mechanisms will naturally reduce or even stop menstruation. This cannot be interfered with by medication, otherwise, it can cause significant harm to the body. If you have an abnormal menopause accompanied by discomfort, medication can be taken to regulate it. If you want to have a normal menstrual cycle, it is recommended not to take hormone-based Western medications, as they can cause endocrine disorders.