Patient's question:
Is it normal? Medical history and treatment effects: No treatment has been received. What kind of help do you want: A 10-year-old girl has her menstrual period twice a month for three months. Is it normal? How should it be handled?Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to your description, it is normal and there is no need to worry. Currently, if the child does not have other symptoms, do not blindly use medication for treatment.Suggestions: For a girl's first menstrual period, it usually takes about a year and a half until her period becomes regular. Currently, it is recommended to provide the child with reasonable nutrition and ensure adequate rest without overexertion.
During the first six months after a girl starts her period, her menstrual cycle may be irregular, so having two periods in one month is also normal. Generally, after six months, the cycle will become more regular, and there is a adjustment period. Parents should not be anxious.
Girls should pay attention during their menstrual period: Pay special attention to calcium supplementation in their diet before and after menstruation. Pay attention to menstrual hygiene, keep warm, and avoid cold baths. Avoid strenuous exercise, ensure adequate rest, and maintain a positive mood.