Patient's question:
I usually have very regular periods, but after eating diet foods, I haven't had a period for two months. On August 23, a blood test indicated that I was approaching menopause. Later, after treatment from a doctor, I took estrogen and progesterone, and my period came. From August to now, I have taken estrogen and progesterone twice, and the current test report is different from the previous one.Doctor's answer:
As women age, their ovarian function will gradually decline, estrogen levels in the body will rise, and they will enter perimenopause. Hello! Based on your six sex hormone levels, luteinizing hormone and follicle-stimulating hormone have both decreased, indicating that your ovarian function is improving and you are approaching menopause. At the age of 46, you can naturally transition or opt for hormone replacement therapy. If you choose hormone replacement therapy, it should be done under the guidance of a clinical physician.