Patient's question:
My daughter is in her senior year of high school. Since she started in the third grade, she has had irregular periods with a cycle of about 7-8 days after each period. What could be the reason for this? She has taken a lot of traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine, and has also undergone ultrasounds and hormone tests, but everything has been fine. Sometimes her periods are normal, occurring every 4-5 months, while other times she skips several months without having a period. It's exhausting for the child, and it's exhausting for me too.Doctor's answer:
Based on your previous description, this situation is considered to be ovulatory bleeding, which is normal and does not require any intervention. It is recommended that your daughter pay attention to a balanced diet, consume less processed foods and smoked/fried foods, avoid spicy, greasy, and irritating foods, not drink cold beverages, maintain a regular schedule without overworking, engage in sufficient physical activity, and always keep a cheerful mood. The above advice is for the question "What should I do if my daughter, a senior high school student, has irregular menstruation?" and is hoped to be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!