Patient's question:
I am 36 years old, my child is 5 weeks old, and I have had irregular menstruation for three or four years. Sometimes it's two or three months, sometimes five or six months. I have taken Chinese medicine and Western medicine "Premarin," but the effect is not significant. Recently, the test results were: hFSH, 105.65; hLH, 60.38; PRL, 28.38; E2, 6.00; Prog, 0.25; Testo, 0.27. What should I do about the irregular menstruation for three or four years?Doctor's answer:
Currently, if there are no errors in the test results, ovarian function has severely declined, and artificial cycles are needed for treatment. Regulating the endocrine system primarily involves withdrawing from diet and activity; it is essential to develop good dietary habits and drink plenty of water. At the same time, various activities should be organized for exercise to enhance physical fitness. Additionally, a scientific lifestyle should be maintained, avoiding frequent overtime. It is also necessary to ensure adequate rest and deep sleep. Overexertion and excitement should be prevented, and a positive mental state should be maintained at all times.