Patient's question:
After having a miscarriage once, the body became very weak. The menstrual period did not come regularly, and the amount was very little. This month, the menstrual period did not come at all, and I was also very irritable. I used a menopause test paper and found that it was not menopause, but I was very worried. How should I deal with amenorrhea without ovulation?Doctor's answer:
If a miscarriage occurs, it can cause significant harm to the body. After a miscarriage, the body's immune system is relatively weak, and menstruation may not come on time. In this case, you need to go to the hospital for a thorough examination. For example, you can undergo a hysteroscopy to check for uterine adhesions. If any are found, timely treatment should be administered, along with blood tests to check for six hormones to see if there are any abnormalities.If a patient is facing ovulation problems, we should actively conduct examinations and treatments. Avoid delaying medical visits. If ovulation issues persist despite treatment, it is important to promptly adjust the treatment plan.