Patient's question:
Doctor, my previous menstrual cycles were quite normal. Recently, for some unknown reason, they have started to show abnormalities again over the past few months. I don’t know what might be wrong. I would like to ask the doctor what should be done about menstrual irregularities? What could be causing this?Doctor's answer:
If your menstrual cycle shows slight fluctuations again, it's necessary to look at the time of these changes. Because a normal menstrual cycle for women is around 28 days, slight external influences allow for a one-week fluctuation. In other words, a menstrual cycle between 21 and 35 days is considered normal. If it's shorter than this period, it indicates menstrual irregularity, and it's necessary to check the endometrial thickness and then focus on.