Patient's question:
Doctor, I am 31 years old. I haven't had my period for a while. I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up, and they said I have non-menopausal amenorrhea. I want to ask you, how is non-menopausal amenorrhea treated? What should I do? Thank you.Doctor's answer:
No menopausal amenorrhea, mostly caused by poor ovarian function. It is necessary to go to the hospital promptly for a color ultrasound to examine the endometrium. It is recommended to follow medical advice to induce menstruation. Generally, progesterone regulation can be effective. It is suggested to restore menstruation completely. If there are conditions such as fertility needs, ovulation induction can still be considered. In daily diet, it is recommended to consume more soy products and monitor the thickness of the endometrium.