Patient's question:
I am currently 24 years old and have been experiencing amenorrhea for over a year. The results of my hospital examination are as follows:BL, SR+OB, BR, FT3FT4TSH, PRL, cortisol rhythm are all normal. GLU2+ KET3+. FSH, LH, E2, T are significantly decreased. IAA is negative. (Since I don’t understand the meaning of the letters, I have written them all down.) I took ethinyl estradiol for 20 days and had a 5-day menstrual period 6 days after stopping the medication. However, considering that I have diabetes, I cannot take ethinyl estradiol, so I didn’t continue. Please ask the doctor what I should do.
Doctor's answer:
There are many factors that can cause amenorrhea. When amenorrhea occurs, there is no need to be overly anxious. It is important to identify the cause. This can be done through gynecological examinations, such as dilation and curettage or laparoscopy. Depending on the type of amenorrhea, mental adjustment or medication may be necessary. Once the underlying condition is treated, physiological functions can be restored, and psychological burdens can also be relieved. For amenorrhea caused by functional disorders, it is recommended to take Minyao Yinan Jing capsules orally for 2 to 3 months to nourish the ovaries, enhance ovarian source power, and regulate menstruation. Using traditional Chinese medicine for targeted treatment often yields better results than Western medicine.