Patient's question:
I went to the hospital to ask the doctor about methods to induce early menstruation.The doctor recommended that I get an injection, but I wasn’t keen on it, so the doctor prescribed some medication for me, saying it could regulate my menstrual cycle.
The medication was a gynecological menstrual regulation tablet, and it was said to be effective. However, after taking it for four days, I didn’t see any results, and my menstrual period was about to start anyway, so I stopped using it.
As a result, I didn’t get my period that day. I want to know if the medication had side effects, causing my normally regular menstrual cycle to become irregular.~~
Doctor's answer:
Irregular menstruation can be caused by many factors, such as changes in lifestyle, sexual activity, use of birth control pills, malnutrition, and mental stress. It is recommended that you maintain a balanced diet and a positive mood to promote physical recovery. The side effects of are not significant, but it is not advisable to take medication casually.Menstrual pain is a common condition among many women. Generally, medication is not recommended, but if the pain is severe, you can take some herbs for pain relief under the guidance of a doctor. It is also beneficial to consume more blood-nourishing foods, keep warm during your period, and drink some brown sugar water.