Patient's question:
Patient: Female, 24 years old, previously relatively frail. She underwent microwave treatment in August last year and has had abnormal menstruation since December. Before the treatment, her menstruation was normal.Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Has not seen a doctor.
Desired help: How should I be treated? What further examinations should I undergo?
Doctor's answer:
Irregular menstruation refers to a variety of different diseases related to menstruation, characterized by changes in the menstrual cycle, volume, color, and quality of menstruation, or the recurrence of certain symptoms before or after the menstrual cycle. Menstruation is a normal physiological phenomenon in women, and due to its influence by various internal and external factors, the manifestation of menstruation can vary from person to person. Moreover, due to pathological reasons, it often manifests as abnormal menstruation. If you have abnormal menstruation, you need to check whether there is congenital developmental malformation or endocrine abnormalities, and actively treat the symptoms. Simple hormone drug therapy is only treating the symptoms, not the root cause.