Patient's question:
I had a history of amenorrhea for the past two months. After checking at the hospital, I got my period this month, but the amount is much less than before. It was slightly heavier on the second and third days, and grayish-brown at other times. It has been more than ten days now, and I sit around during the day with no period coming. It only comes when I use the restroom. Now, it's not completely clean. What should I do? Is it because I didn't have my period for two months that it's been this long? Please tell me what to do?First follow-up question: If the uterus is in the wrong position, what symptoms can occur? Please explain in detail.
Second follow-up question: Please
Doctor's answer:
Hello, the main factors affecting menstruation include endocrine disorders, uterine diseases, gynecological inflammation, psychological factors, emotional fluctuations, environmental changes, drug effects, fatigue, excessive stress, and nutritional status, etc. For example, taking birth control pills, or an imbalance of certain trace elements in the body, as well as unstable emotions, can all affect menstruation. It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination to rule out pathological factors. If there are none, medication should be taken under the guidance of a doctor.