Patient's question:
Good day to the gynecologists! I am 30 years old, and I found out I was pregnant with a one-month-old fetus in October last year. However, I only discovered it a week later, and it naturally miscarried. It has been three months now, and my period still hasn’t come. Of course, it never was regular to begin with—sometimes it came every two months, sometimes every three, and occasionally it would skip to four months. But I’m worried that this prolonged absence of my period might be related to the miscarriage. Recently, though, I noticed that I might have ovulated, but is it normal to ovulate without a period? I’m also concerned that my period still won’t come next month. We’re planning to have a child right after the Lunar New Year, and I’m worried about not being able to conceive. Is there any good way to regulate my period andDoctor's answer:
It is recommended that the patient visit the gynecology department for a detailed examination and treatment to avoid delaying the condition. The occurrence of menstrual disorders not only affects the patient's body but also leads to gynecological diseases. Therefore, it is best to undergo a vaginal examination at the hospital's gynecology department, identify the cause, and then receive targeted treatment. Pay attention to dietary regulation in daily life, consuming light and easily digestible foods, and avoid spicy, stimulating, and cold foods.