Patient's question:
My menstrual cycle has been irregular. It comes every few months sometimes, and other times it doesn't come for a long time. Last month, I had an injection at the hospital to induce it. It arrived on the 23rd. On June 24th and July 6th, I had the six sex hormone tests. The results were as follows: Progesterone: 0.58 nmol/L, 0.51; Estradiol: 42.92 pg/mL, 56.89; Luteinizing Hormone: 12.76 IU/L, 13.61; Follicle-Stimulating Hormone: 4.32 IU/L, 4.94; Prolactin: 265.95 mIU/L, 33.980; Testosterone: 2.440 nmol/L, 2.240. On July 2nd, I also had an ultrasound to monitor the follicles, but no follicles were detected. I had one in March because I wanted a baby.Doctor's answer:
Hello, this situation is considered a symptom of endocrine disorder. Regulating the endocrine system primarily involves diet and exercise, with medication used as a supplementary measure when necessary. It's important to develop good dietary habits, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, high-protein foods, and drink plenty of water to replenish the body's fluid needs. At the same time, participate in various forms of exercise to strengthen your physical fitness, maintain a regular lifestyle without staying up late, and keep a cheerful mood.