Patient's question:
None of them are normal. It has been about five or six days this month, and it hasn't improved yet. It's not that it's excessive; it's just a little bit, but it's not getting better.Past treatment history and effectiveness: It used to be better, but it hasn't been normal for the past few months.
What kind of help do you want: Just anything that can treat it and prevent the menstruation from being irregular all the time.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, the main factors affecting early menstruation include endocrine disorders, uterine diseases, gynecological inflammation, psychological factors, emotional fluctuations, environmental changes, drug effects, fatigue, excessive stress, and nutritional status, etc. For example, taking birth control pills, or an imbalance of certain trace elements in the body, as well as unstable emotions, can all cause early menstruation. Long-term travel or being away from home can also lead to menstrual irregularities, because menstruation is influenced by time and environment. Unstable living conditions, just like without sexual activity, can also result in menstrual disorders. Therefore, if early menstruation is detected, it should never be taken lightly. It is recommended to visit a hospital for an ultrasound and a six-item sex hormone test to identify the underlying cause before symptomatic treatment.