Patient's question:
Each time menstruation occurs, the amount is very little and dysmenorrhea is severe. Will a small menstrual flow lead to infertility? What causes a small menstrual flow and severe dysmenorrhea? Will this condition reoccur and lead to infertility? What are the causes of infertility? Through which methods can one stabilize their physical condition during menstruation?Doctor's answer:
Menstrual volume is scarce, which is likely related to relatively low levels of sexual hormones in the body. Frequent menstrual cramps could be primary or secondary. It is recommended to undergo a thorough ultrasound examination and a detailed check of six female hormone indicators. If there are no organic diseases, it is considered to be primary menstrual cramps. In daily life, you can choose many blood-activating and blood-stasis-resolving traditional Chinese medicines for conditioning. Additionally, combining hormone medication for menstrual regulation treatment can be beneficial for stabilization.