Patient's question:
Irregular menstruation, always taking to recover, and it often comes again after stopping for only one or two weeks. I went to the hospital for various examinations, and the ultrasound was normal, the thyroid was normal, and the blood test was normal. The doctor said the sex hormones were abnormal but didn't specify what the issue was and didn't prescribe any medication! I want to ask what the results of the six sex hormone tests actually mean? What disease do I have, and why is my menstruation always irregular?Doctor's answer:
You may be experiencing menstrual irregularities due to endocrine disorders. It is recommended to take oral short-acting contraceptives for a period of adjustment. Generally, treatment may require 2 to 3 courses, approximately. Try to avoid spicy foods, irritating foods, seafood, and similar items in your daily diet. The recurrence of gynecological diseases severely harms women's health, and patients need to pay attention to maintaining external genital hygiene and avoiding sexual activity in daily life. Finally, we hope that female patients can receive proper treatment.