Patient's question:
I have not been very regular since my first period. My period often comes later, sometimes it doesn't come at all, sometimes it lasts for a very long time and is heavy, but sometimes it is normal. After a thorough examination, the doctor said I have irregular menstruation. I would like to understand how to treat irregular menstruation during puberty for girls?Doctor's answer:
If it reappears during puberty, with relatively longer periods and heavier flow each time, this is a typical symptom of functional uterine bleeding during puberty, which indicates endocrine disorders. Further detailed examinations such as ultrasound and the six sex hormone tests are needed for diagnosis. After diagnosis, estrogen-progestogen sequential therapy should be administered to create an artificial menstrual cycle. At the same time, traditional Chinese medicine can be combined to regulate the menstrual cycle, effectively treating menstrual disorders.