Patient's question:
The menstrual period only lasted for one day in December last year, and there was no period in January. However, there were some blood streaks and watery discharge during urination. After a thorough examination with a vaginal ultrasound, no results were found. Additionally, I developed acne on my face. How is the endocrine disorder caused?Doctor's answer:
There are many different reasons that can lead to menstrual disorders. In addition to external factors such as mental and emotional influences, medication effects, and changes in the environment, endocrine disorders and organic inflammatory conditions of the reproductive system can also cause menstrual disorders. Common endocrine disorders include abnormal blood sugar levels and hyperthyroidism. Additionally, acne on the face is also a symptom of endocrine disorders and is often related to the patient's age and skin type. For example, oily skin patients who do not cleanse properly are prone to developing acne. To address acne caused by skin-related factors, it is recommended to consult a dermatologist and use targeted skin medications.