Patient's question:
Problem Description: I'm only 35 years old this year, and I haven't had my period for five or six months in a row. It's not pregnancy. The hospital did a thorough examination and said it's amenorrhea caused by cervical adhesion. What should I do about cervical adhesion amenorrhea?Doctor's answer:
According to the condition of the illness, women have cervical adhesions, mainly because women suffer from chronic vaginitis without timely treatment, and the inflammation descends to the cervical position. It is recommended to adopt a dissection surgery for treatment. The most common cause of amenorrhea is not having a menstrual period for several months. This situation is likely caused by endocrine disorders in women. It is recommended to have a thorough check-up of the six sex hormones in the hospital to see which hormone level repeatedly shows abnormalities, and then implement symptomatic treatment.