Patient's question:
What are the dangers of irregular menstruation? Since giving birth to my baby, I have been completely focused on taking care of him and neglected my own body, which has led to long-term irregular menstruation. Every time my period comes, I experience lower back and waist pain. Additionally, the flow is light and only lasts for one or two days. How can irregular menstruation be treated?Doctor's answer:
Some causes of menstrual disorders can be clinically diagnosed into two major categories: one is functional, such as menstrual disorders caused by endocrine dysfunction; the other is organic, such as pelvic inflammatory disease, endometritis, and endometriosis, which can also cause menstrual disorders.Recommendation: It is best to consult at a local reputable public hospital for clarification and then proceed with treatment. You will need to undergo gynecological ultrasound, routine leukorrhea tests, and other examinations to accurately determine if there are organic causes. Subsequently, hormone tests should be conducted under a doctor's guidance to clarify the endocrine status, leading to a definitive diagnosis. Treatment should be carried out under the doctor's guidance, and do not take medication indiscriminately. Only after thorough examination can the exact cause of menstrual disorders be identified, such as checking whether the ovaries and uterus are normal, and whether hormone secretion is normal.