Patient's question:
I recently noticed that my menstrual cycle is often irregular. Is this condition called menstrual disorders? Could it be related to my recent work schedule of staying up late? Because I've never experienced this before, and it's not something you can just casually talk about with others, so I wanted to look up information and ask questions. Since no one will know anyway, I'd like to ask: how should menstrual disorders be treated?Doctor's answer:
Menstruation arriving early or being delayed by no more than one week is also considered normal. If it falls below this range, it may indicate menstrual irregularity, possibly related to working late at night. Generally, it does not affect pregnancy.If the menstrual delay is not excessively prolonged, the issue is not serious, and treatment may not be necessary. Restoring to a normal routine may help the menstruation return to its regular cycle.
If it affects pregnancy, you can visit a hospital for an ultrasound examination and tests for six hormones, among others, to identify the cause before treatment.
The recurrence of gynecological diseases severely affects women's health. Patients should pay attention to their lifestyle during treatment and avoid sexual activity. Additionally, personal hygiene should be maintained.