Patient's question:
Can menopause be regulated to normal menstruation? This condition has not improved so far, and I am quite worried about my condition. My family is also very concerned.Doctor's answer:
Hello, there are several reasons that can lead to amenorrhea, such as uterine developmental abnormalities, endometrial tuberculosis, uterine cavity adhesions caused by dilation and curettage, endocrine disorders of the ovaries, premature ovarian failure, polycystic ovary syndrome, pituitary tumors, or anterior lobe abscess of the pituitary caused by postpartum massive hemorrhage. It may also be due to hypothalamic dysfunction resulting from mental trauma, anxiety, fear, or severe malnutrition, leading to amenorrhea. It is recommended to visit a professional hospital for relevant examinations, such as blood tests for sex hormones and ultrasound, to identify the underlying cause. After the diagnosis is confirmed, symptomatic treatment should be administered under the guidance of a doctor. Avoid self-medication to prevent delaying the treatment.