Patient's question:
In the past two years, my menstrual flow has been light, lasting only three days, with two instances of missed periods. Additionally, the blood color is black when it first starts and when it's about to end. I often have insomnia and vivid dreams at night. After a blood test, it was found that my ovaries are in economic decline. What kind of medicine should I take to regulate this?Doctor's answer:
You have carefully examined and found that your ovaries have begun to show signs of economic decline. Currently, you have a reduced menstrual flow and shorter cycle duration, indicating that you are approaching menopause. It is recommended that you do not worry excessively, as this is a normal physiological phenomenon. The age range for menopause is generally between 42 and 55 years old, and relatively speaking, you are experiencing it at an earlier age. Let nature take its course and try to minimize its impact. For women with gynecological conditions, in addition to timely treatment, it is also important to prioritize self-care training. For example, during treatment, pay attention to hygiene and maintain cleanliness in the private area. Lastly, it is advised that female patients undergo regular follow-up examinations.