Patient's question:
Irregular menstruation, what are the reasons causing it? Before having children, my periods were quite regular, although I occasionally experienced menstrual cramps, they weren't too severe. Since giving birth, my periods have become completely chaotic, with frequent menstrual cramps and headaches. Every time I have my period, it takes about eight or nine days to end.Doctor's answer:
If menstrual irregularities occur again, in most cases, it is related to endocrine disorders. It cannot be assumed to be caused by gynecological inflammation, and it is necessary to promptly perform routine vaginal discharge tests, hormone six-item tests, and undergo a detailed ultrasound examination. If menstrual cramps and headaches occur before menstruation, it should still be considered endocrine imbalance, which can be treated through oral medication and traditional Chinese medicine.