Is it normal to have amenorrhea for nearly four months?

Patient's question:

I haven't had my period for nearly four months, but usually, my period comes on time or is delayed. However, this time, it has been four months since my last period, so I went to the hospital for a six-item sex hormone test. The results showed luteinizing hormone (LH) at 15.36. But I still don't know if I'm pregnant. The doctor said to be careful. What should I do?

Doctor's answer:

Hello, if your period hasn't arrived for nearly four months, it is considered abnormal. Your current condition may be related to endocrine disorders. You can take progesterone, estrogen, and other medications under the guidance of a doctor to regulate your menstrual cycle. Carefully monitor your condition and avoid spicy foods. If your period doesn't return for a long time, it may affect menopause and fertility. It is recommended to follow medical advice to regulate your menstrual cycle and consume more estrogen-rich foods.

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