Patient's question:
I am only 26 years old, and I haven't had my period for four months. According to my age, I shouldn't be experiencing menopause again. Hello doctor, how can I get my period back after menopause?Doctor's answer:
Based on the situation you described, the main consideration is menstrual irregularity, which is caused by endocrine disorders. For diagnosis, it is necessary to first identify the cause, confirm the location of inflammation, and then determine what type of disease is responsible before administering targeted medication and treatment. Consideration should be given to how pregnancy can be achieved. If not, there is an 80-90% chance it is secondary amenorrhea. Secondary amenorrhea refers to the cessation of menstruation for more than 6 months after the establishment of a normal menstrual cycle. The first step is a physical examination to check for any physical deformities in overall growth and development, including intelligence, height, weight, and the development of secondary sexual characteristics. This also includes checking for goiter, breast enlargement, galactorrhea, skin color, and hair distribution. Medication treatment and dietary herbal remedies should be the foundation of the treatment.