Patient's question:
I'm in my thirties, and for the past few months, I haven't felt my period coming, and I haven't experienced any menstrual cramps either. I haven't noticed any difference that would suggest I'm pregnant, because as I get older, I thought I would stop having periods. Now, I want to know how I stopped having periods?Doctor's answer:
The patient has not had her menstrual period for a long time, which may be related to menstrual irregularities. It could also be linked to gynecological inflammation, polycystic ovary syndrome, or hormonal excretion disorders. It is recommended to visit the gynecology department of the hospital for a follow-up examination. Under the guidance of a doctor, hormone tests (including 6 hormones) and color Doppler ultrasound should be conducted to identify the cause before treatment. In daily life, it is important to develop good habits, consume more milk, soy products, and other foods, maintain a positive mood, and avoid getting angry.