Patient's question:
This year, the company has been very busy, so I've been working overtime for over two months and haven't paid much attention to whether my period has come. Suddenly, I remembered it this morning and calculated that it's been delayed by two months. I'm coming here for a consultation to see if a delay of almost two months could indicate a gynecological problem.Doctor's answer:
I see you are 29 years old now. If you haven't had your period for two months, you must first rule out pregnancy. If you are not pregnant, it could be due to menstrual irregularities. Your company is very busy, and you are under a lot of stress, and you are also very tired every day. This situation may be the main reason for your menstrual irregularities. You need to arrange your work and training time reasonably, balance work and rest, and take care of your menstrual cycle to restore normalcy. Gynecological patients can use dietary therapy as supplementary treatment while understanding the appropriate medication. In daily dietary habits, it is necessary to have a proper diet and avoid stimulating foods.