Patient's question:
This period, there has been a phenomenon of irregular menstruation. I want to know if irregular menstruation is due to kidney deficiency? During this time, menstruation is particularly chaotic. Sometimes it comes twice a month, sometimes only once a month, and then it's over in one day. Sometimes it starts in the first week.Doctor's answer:
Women having irregular menstruation doesn't necessarily correlate with kidney deficiency, as irregular menstrual cycles in women are primarily determined by abnormal endometrial thickness. Generally, women experience normal menstruation when the endometrial thickness reaches around 1.1 centimeters. If menstruation doesn't occur for a long time, it is usually due to slower fibrosis of the endometrium. You can also check the endometrial thickness for this. For gynecological patients, in addition to medication to alleviate symptoms,