Patient's question:
I don't have my period at all right now. It's been several months since my last period, and I'm experiencing amenorrhea again. I feel like when a woman doesn't have her period, the blood flow throughout her entire body seems to have a problem again. What should I do about amenorrhea? It can't be like this forever. I need treatment.Doctor's answer:
The age at which women typically experience menopause is between 45 and 55 years old, but there is also significant individual variation. Some women may experience menopause around their 40s due to declining ovarian function. Therefore, if you can go to the hospital for ultrasound and related tests such as the six sex hormone tests, you can improve the condition through traditional Chinese medicine regulation and nourishment based on the examination results. Pay attention to proper nutrition and eat more estrogen-rich foods like soy products.