Patient's question:
Doctor, I usually have irregular periods. Generally, the time of my menstruation varies each month. Occasionally, sometimes it doesn't come for a month or even two months. This situation has been ongoing for two or three years, so I would like to ask what I should do?Doctor's answer:
Irregular menstrual cycle may be caused by endocrine disorders. You can choose to check six hormones to see how normal they are. If you usually work overtime or overexert yourself, it may also affect your menstrual cycle. Pay attention to your diet and avoid eating too many cold foods. Under the guidance of a doctor, take many blood-activating and period-regulating drugs for conditioning. Don't worry too much and relax your mind.