Patient's question:
I have been experiencing irregular menstruation, and during ovulation testing last month, no follicles were detected.1. My last menstrual period was on 10/30, and I haven't had my period since December 5. A pregnancy test was negative, and the doctor prescribed three vials of progesterone (20ML each). After three consecutive injections (5-7), I have now stopped taking the medication for five full days (8-12), but I still haven't had my period. What could be the reason? Should I contact the doctor immediately?
2. I previously adjusted my cycle for three months, taking five doses of progesterone per day, and after five days, I would stop for 2-3 days, and then my period would come.
3. Currently, I am also taking Vitamin E, twice a day, morning and evening.
Doctor's answer:
There are many reasons that can cause menstrual disorders. If you experience menstrual irregularities, it is important to seek timely medical examination and treatment at a regular hospital. The clinical manifestations of menstrual disorders are often diverse, ranging from irregular menstrual cycles, lack of regularity, and prolonged bleeding duration to changes in the quantity, quality, and color of menstrual blood. Some may manifest as amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea, or other pathological conditions. It is recommended to undergo a medical examination at a regular hospital, pay attention to hygiene, get adequate rest, and ensure a balanced and nutritious diet. Maintain a positive mood and avoid psychological stress. Create a comfortable living environment. Maintain a reasonable dietary balance and engage in moderate exercise.