Patient's question:
I only get my period every two or three months. It has never been very regular. I went to the hospital, took medication, but it didn't help much. After giving birth, I didn't pay much attention to it. However, six months ago, my period stopped coming, and I often feel dry mouth and my skin has also worsened. What should I do about amenorrhea?Doctor's answer:
Whether menstruation can occur normally is most closely related to the liver, spleen, kidneys, and the two meridians. There are many reasons that can cause amenorrhea, such as endocrine disorders, hormonal imbalances, and gynecological inflammation. If menstruation does not occur for a long time, it may interfere with future fertility. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for endocrine and ultrasound examinations to further diagnose and identify the cause. After the diagnosis, follow the doctor's guidance to implement cyclical adjustments. Conducting a detailed examination of the six hormones can help. You can take Black-Bone Chicken White Phoenix Pills, Motherwort Granules, or Poria Pills for conditioning. If the amenorrhea is due to temporary changes in the environment or mental trauma, it can be adjusted by enhancing nutrition, strengthening the body, preventing mental tension, and avoiding overexertion.