Patient's question:
My dorm mates all have menstrual disorders. It's said there are no good treatments for it. Hello, what is a menstrual disorder?Doctor's answer:
Menstruation is the breakdown of the endometrium caused by its cyclical shedding, which is what menstruation is. There are some common reasons for menstrual disorders. The most common one is an imbalance in the excretion of hormones in the body, which cannot trigger the cyclical shedding of the endometrium. As a result, menstruation may become irregular, arriving early, arriving late, or even ceasing altogether. In addition, lifestyle can also affect menstrual disorders. Frequently staying up late, being too tired, or eating extremely cold or spicy and irritating foods can also impact it.