Patient's question:
At first, it was carefully checked that it was premature ovarian failure. Every time menstruation only lasted in the morning and only a small piece of sanitary pad would get wet. After two years of treatment, an ultrasound examination revealed pelvic fluid accumulation, apart from cysts.Doctor's answer:
Your main symptoms are a decrease in menstrual flow. After a thorough examination, it has been found that you have early ovarian failure and gynecological inflammation. Generally, pelvic effusion suggests a high possibility of pelvic inflammatory disease, but it will never cause you to experience a decrease in menstrual flow again. The current decrease in your menstrual flow may still be caused by early ovarian failure. However, during this period, it is best to avoid excessive psychological stress, as it can still interfere with your condition. In the future, it is best to stabilize your condition through diet. During this period, avoid taking medication blindly, as it can be very harmful. It is recommended that you get an endocrine panel test.