Patient's question:
What to do about long-term menstrual irregularity? Since last year, the condition of menstrual irregularity has reappeared. At first, it was just a bit more discharge, and there were also many small blood clots, not very serious. But unexpectedly, the menstrual cycle also changed gradually. The timing was off, and the amount varied, sometimes more, sometimes less. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Irregular menstrual cycles are a relatively common condition, but it is important to have a thorough examination of the underlying cause and begin treatment as soon as possible. Avoid staying up late and getting colds. Pay attention to preventing colds during your period and maintaining a balanced diet. If menstrual cycles are irregular, it can affect future fertility. Therefore, you can have blood tests taken after your period is about to start to check your endocrine levels, and then begin taking medication to regulate your cycle. Avoid spicy foods and pay close attention to any signs of anemia.