Patient's question:
I always worked before, and when it was my period, Auntie Menstruation didn't come, and I didn't care. But now it's been two months, and Auntie Menstruation still hasn't come. I'm still young, and I shouldn't be at the age of menopause. I want to ask what to do if it's been two months without Auntie Menstruation. Moreover, taking medicine hasn't been effective.Doctor's answer:
If a patient does not have a menstrual period for two months, it is generally caused by endocrine disorders and menstrual irregularities. Since you are currently of an age where menopause is not an issue, you can choose not to have too much stress. You can now check for signs of pregnancy. If the diagnosis shows no pregnancy, you can take progesterone capsules orally and eat more soy products. Listen to your doctor's advice and instructions.