Patient's question:
I'm only 22 years old this year, and my menstruation was relatively normal before. But since 2009, I've been experiencing amenorrhea. At first, it happened on its own, but later I had to take some traditional Chinese medicine. What exactly is the reason for my current amenorrhea?Doctor's answer:
Amenorrhea is also just a symptom. To treat it, the first step is to identify the underlying cause. Do not use medication blindly, as it can only mask the true cause and lead to misdiagnosis. What you need to do now is targeted testing: electrochemical luminescence hormone six tests, pituitary stimulation test, and four-dimensional color Doppler ultrasound of the vagina. After confirming the diagnosis, symptomatic treatment should be administered to be effective.