Patient's question:
Doctor, could you please tell me that a 19-year-old girl hasn't had her period for a year. The ultrasound shows the endometrium is 0.7 cm thick. The community doctor said her estrogen levels are low and suggested taking soy isoflavones, along with a menstrual regulation and fertility pill. The dosage is 21 days per month. Is this okay? Will it have any side effects on the child, such as causing fibroids or nodules? She has already taken it for ten days.Doctor's answer:
Dear consultant, hello, first of all, I don't know if your menstrual cycle is regular or not, and you have had your period for two years. According to your current condition, of course, it is also okay to take many medications based on what you have purchased. This is the complete introduction to "19-year-old not having a period for half a year, what's the matter with a 0.7 cm thick endometrium on ultrasound." Finally, wish the patient a speedy recovery and a healthy life.