Patient's question:
What should I do if I haven't had my period since taking the intrauterine device? Last time, I went to the hospital and took some medicine, and it came right away. But this time, 10 days have passed and it still hasn't arrived. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Hello, amenorrhea is just a symptom, and there are multiple different diseases that can cause it. Generally, experienced gynecologists may directly use progesterone injections as a method, which we do not object to. However, if the underlying cause is not identified and hormones (such as birth control pills, which are hormones) are used blindly for "regulating" the condition, it can exacerbate the already disrupted endocrine system, making it even more chaotic. After stopping the medication, the condition will undoubtedly recur. Taking oral medication can help slow down the onset of menopause, regulate irregular menstruation, and stabilize menstrual cramp symptoms.