Patient's question:
No menstruation at night, for a yearDoctor's answer:
A menstrual flow that is too light is also a symptom of menstrual irregularities. If the menstrual cycle becomes stable but the amount of blood flow remains consistently low and is not caused by nutritional deficiencies, while also noticing poor physical development such as inadequate breast and buttock growth, it is important to be vigilant and seek medical attention promptly to check estrogen levels. If estrogen levels are found to be low, the underlying cause should be identified, as it is often due to endocrine system disorders. Treating the root cause and supplementing estrogen under the guidance of a doctor can help improve menstrual conditions. Western medicine often uses estrogen or progesterone to induce menstruation, but this can lead to strong dependency, with menstrual cessation worsening after discontinuation. It also has significant side effects on the liver, kidneys, and nervous system. Traditional Chinese medicine has the functions of invigorating qi and nourishing blood, warming the meridians to dispel cold and unblock collaterals, tonifying the liver and kidneys, and soothing the liver to regulate emotions. It can balance the endocrine system, activate dormant uteri and ovaries, and serve as a natural remedy for restoring menstruation, avoiding the numerous side effects of Western medicine. In addition to medication, mental and emotional regulation is also important. Maintaining a balanced mindset, engaging in appropriate exercise, and adopting an optimistic attitude towards life are essential.