Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: 2 months without menstruation, no history of sexual activity. Please ask the doctor, what is going on? First follow-up question: I also had a similar experience a year ago, but it returned to normal after 2.5 months. The hospital examination said it was endometrial hyperplasia, and the doctor said it would return to normal after some time, with a bit of concurrent menstruation.Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your description, it is possible that the menstrual disorder is caused by endocrine imbalance. Additionally, factors such as your recent diet, sleep schedule, environment, mood, and stress are also related. During menstruation, avoid eating cold and raw foods, and consume jujubes to replenish blood. Apply warm compresses both during and outside of your menstrual period, and pay attention to dietary nutrition. Avoid strenuous exercise during menstruation and maintain a good mood. If you have had sexual intercourse, pregnancy is also a possibility. You can go to the hospital for an ultrasound to rule out pregnancy. After confirming that you are not pregnant, you can use medications such as Black-Bone Chicken and White Phoenix Pill or progesterone to regulate your period.