Patient's question:
Irregular menstruation usually subsides within one to two weeks. The menstrual flow is initially neither excessive nor insufficient on the first day, but then becomes significantly reduced afterward. The color is bright red without clots. I haven't had sexual activity for a long time and haven't eaten cold or raw foods. Is there a problem with my body? What medication can help regulate it? Should I go to the hospital for a thorough examination, and what specific tests should be conducted?Doctor's answer:
Menstrual irregularity and changes in hormone levels, as well as exposure to cold, are all related to gynecological diseases. It is recommended that you have your hormone levels tested on the third day of your period to confirm the cause, and then take medication to regulate your menstrual cycle and treat the condition. Pay attention to your daily routine and avoid overworking or staying up late to prevent catching a cold. The recurrence of gynecological diseases severely threatens women's health, and patients should pay attention to maintaining external genital hygiene and avoiding sexual activity in their daily lives. Finally, we hope that female patients can receive effective treatment.