Patient's question:
My period is the kind that comes and goes unpredictably, sometimes twice a month. I've gotten used to it, living every day like a man. Recently, I've been worrying about getting older and facing health issues due to this problem. If I get sick because of it, won't I lose out on everything? I'd like to consult about the effects of irregular periods on the body so I can stabilize my condition.Doctor's answer:
Regular menstrual cycles are a sign of a healthy female reproductive system. If a woman's menstrual cycle is irregular, it indicates dysfunction in the endocrine function of the ovaries, and also suggests that she may have organic diseases of the uterus or ovaries. Over time, this can lead to chronic hemorrhagic anemia in women or the inability to conceive normally. It is advisable to visit a public hospital's gynecology department for a follow-up examination as soon as possible, undergo relevant tests, and clarify the specific cause before undergoing treatment.