Patient's question:
All symptoms: Asymptomatic Onset time and cause: Since April of 2010, menstruation has been irregular, and it has not returned to date. Treatment history: Checked at the hospital with no results, and also underwent an ultrasound examination as prescribed by the doctor, but the cause is still unknown. The thickness of the ovaries and endometrium was measured as: 0.6. Desired help: Will such a condition affect future fertility? Is the consequence severe?Doctor's answer:
Hello, menstruation is a spontaneous cyclical bleeding. Most irregular menstruation is related to abnormal endocrine function in women. Emotional changes, sudden environmental changes, and irregular diet can all lead to irregular menstruation. There are two main causes of menstrual disorders: 1. Neuroendocrine dysfunction: This is mainly due to instability or defects in the hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian axis, which is known as menstrual disorders. 2. Organic lesions or drugs. Clinically, diagnosing neuroendocrine dysfunction-related menstrual disorders requires excluding the above various organic causes. This may affect fertility.