Patient's question:
My daughter is 17 years old this year, and she has always had irregular menstruation. She has taken many medicines and foods, but it hasn't helped much. So, I wanted to reach out to you here, Doctor. How should young girls with irregular menstruation be cared for? Are there any good methods?Doctor's answer:
Generally, women with disorders like dysmenorrhea often have poor ovarian function near puberty or are accompanied by qi and blood deficiency. Therefore, it's still necessary to actively enhance nutrition and prevent overexertion. It's recommended to visit a hospital promptly for ultrasound examinations to assess the size and development of the uterus. However, spicy foods should be avoided. It's also suggested to complement dietary therapy with jujubes, eel glue, and goji berries to see if the effects are better. Wishing you good health.