Patient's question:
I am 23 years old this year and have had irregular menstruation for a long time. It has been getting worse recently, and I haven't had a period for two months. Hello, what tests should be done for irregular menstruation?Doctor's answer:
Generally, not having a menstrual period for three months is called amenorrhea. It is recommended that you seek early and thorough examination, treatment, and care. The menstrual period is formed by the cyclic shedding of the endometrium. When the endometrium is thicker than one centimeter, menstruation occurs. Both excessively thin and excessively thick endometrium can disrupt the timing of menstruation. First, a careful ultrasound examination should be conducted to confirm the thickness of the endometrium, and an examination of the extent of endocrine disorders should also be performed. It is best to pay attention to your dietary habits, focusing on a light and balanced diet.