Patient's question:
I am a woman, and I am already 39 years old. I gave birth to my first child when I was 22. I don't know if it was due to poor postpartum recovery or something else, but since giving birth, I have been experiencing amenorrhea. Due to poor financial conditions, I did not seek treatment. Now, I want to have a second child. Can a patient with amenorrhea for 17 years be treated?Doctor's answer:
The 17-year menopause is likely caused by poor ovarian function. It is necessary to promptly visit a hospital to undergo ultrasound and endocrine tests to determine the specific cause. Only after identifying the reason can we suggest how to regulate it. Therefore, it is important to pay close attention to safety checks to see if there are conditions such as thin endometrium or adhesions. Then, actively arrange medication for regulation and observe for a period of time. Rest well.