Patient's question:
Over the past two years, my menstrual period has become less frequent, usually lasting only two days. My hands and feet are often cold in winter, and I sweat profusely in summer. I don’t know what’s wrong this time.Hello, can a thin endometrium and low menstrual flow be treated?
Doctor's answer:
It is recommended to consult a professional hospital. The usual menstrual period lasts about 5 days and is very regular, which does not significantly interfere with pregnancy. However, confirmation should be based on test results.Advice: You can visit a local hospital with a grade of three or higher for a thorough examination. It is important to consider having a color Doppler ultrasound to rule out any inflammation in the uterine appendages. Additionally, a test for six hormones should be conducted to confirm whether there are any endocrine abnormalities. If all indicators are normal, there is no significant problem.