Patient's question:
Doctor, I haven't had my period for two months. I'm afraid I might have some incurable disease, so I went to the gynecology hospital for a thorough physical examination. The results showed that my follicles are immature. Now I don't know what to do. I'm about to get divorced, so I want to ask, what should I do about immature follicles and amenorrhea?Doctor's answer:
According to your situation described, you must have observed that the ultrasound shows immature follicles. Considering you may have a polycystic condition, it is recommended that you use medication properly for regulation. Pay attention to strengthening exercise, adhering to a diet, and maintaining a regular lifestyle. Strictly avoid consuming extremely cold and stimulating foods. Regularly review gynecological ultrasound. Monitor the follicular data, and you can use some traditional Chinese medicine for regulation. Don't be anxious, and don't have psychological pressure. Just let things take their course. Maintaining a good mood will also help improve the condition.