Patient's question:
Recently, my menstrual cycle has been irregular, and I've been feeling irritable. The endometrium grows very slowly, and it takes about two months to come after taking some progesterone. How can this be treated?Doctor's answer:
If the endometrium grows too slowly, it may be directly related to ovarian atrophy, which leads to a decrease in estrogen. It is recommended that you have a thorough check-up for the six sex hormones and an ultrasound to see if it is necessary. After diagnosing the cause, under the guidance of a doctor, you can take estrogen and progesterone together for treatment. This can help restore the menstrual cycle to normal. In your daily life, it is beneficial to eat more estrogen-rich foods, such as soy products.