Patient's question:
Doctor, I am 34 years old this year. Since giving birth to my second child last year, my menstrual cycle has been very irregular. Sometimes I have two periods in a month, and sometimes I don't have one for two months. I have visited many hospitals, but it hasn't helped. Doctor, how should I treat irregular menstruation?Doctor's answer:
If menstruation occurs twice a month or once every two months, this is definitely abnormal. The normal menstrual cycle should be around once a month. Sometimes, due to external environmental influences, it may come earlier or later by a certain period of time, but it should not be too long. So, your condition is generally caused by a disruption in the body's hormonal balance. It is best to have a hospital conduct a thorough check of six tests and then adjust your treatment accordingly.