Patient's question:
The patient is my wife. She has irregular menstruation, what should I do? She has been very annoyed recently, so I also consulted for her. These past few months, her periods have been very irregular, which has also worried me. I have taken her to the hospital, and the check-up didn't reveal any major issues. What would be the best way to handle this situation?Doctor's answer:
Hello, regarding the condition of your wife, menstrual disorders refer to changes caused by various reasons, including the early or delayed onset of menstruation, variations in cycle length, menstrual period duration, and menstrual flow volume. It is one of the most common symptoms among women's diseases. There are many causes of menstrual disorders, mostly serving as signals of gynecological conditions. It is recommended to seek timely examination at a regular hospital and take prescribed medications. The treatment period may be relatively long, so do not be too anxious.