Patient's question:
Female, no menstruation for 5 months. Checked six hormones, the doctor suspected polycystic ovary syndrome. Took flavonoids, and it has been 5 days now, but menstruation has not arrived. What is going on?Doctor's answer:
Menstruation has not occurred for 5 months, with polycystic ovary syndrome, and progesterone has been administered for 5 days. Generally, it takes 3-7 days off the medication for menstruation to occur, with a maximum of 10 days. If menstruation does not occur within 10 days, it may first be due to your endometrium being too thin, or second, due to adhesions in the uterine cavity. These reasons can lead to menstruation not occurring after taking progesterone. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a thorough examination to check the condition of the ovaries, the growth and development of follicles, and to test the levels of hormones to see if they are normal. After a detailed examination and diagnosis of the specific situation, targeted treatment should be implemented. Appropriately cooperate with many traditional Chinese medicine methods for regulating menstruation.