Patient's question:
Two days are gone, this month it's delayed by two days, but there's still no menstrual blood. What should I do? Is it related to the drinks I consume?Medical history and effectiveness: It used to be normal, and I haven't been treated before.
What kind of help do I need: Can you tell me what kind of medication I can take?
Doctor's answer:
Generally, a small amount of menstrual flow is caused by low estrogen levels. Low estrogen levels in the body can lead to insufficient endometrial thickening, resulting in less bleeding during menstruation. For your condition, it is recommended to undergo an endocrine examination to check if your hormone levels are normal. Based on your description, it is first necessary to visit a local hospital for a gynecological color Doppler ultrasound to assess the condition of the endometrium. Motherwort can be taken during the menstrual period, but its effectiveness varies from person to person. Additionally, you can have your female endocrine checked on the third day of your period to evaluate ovarian function. It is advised not to worry too much and to pay attention to rest and avoid overexertion.