How can menstrual disorders caused by hyperthyroidism be treated?

Patient's question:

I have been taking medication for hyperthyroidism for over a month, but this month my period has not appeared. It has been over a week since it was last seen. Previous treatment and effectiveness: Before the hyperthyroidism was diagnosed, my period was very regular. What kind of help do you want: Normal menstruation

Doctor's answer:

Hyperthyroidism is also an endocrine-related disease, so during treatment, it may have some impact on your menstrual cycle. Based on your description, it is recommended to visit a hospital to have a check-up. The doctor can prescribe some medication to regulate your endocrine system. Most importantly, for hyperthyroidism, maintaining a positive mood and avoiding frequent frustration are very helpful for your condition. The recurrence of gynecological issues has significantly affected a woman's health. Patients should pay attention to post-menstrual follow-up checks and maintain a light diet, avoiding spicy and irritating foods.

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