Patient's question:
Menstrual volume is very small, almost non-existent, no abnormalities in blood tests, and no symptoms such as dysmenorrhea in the past. The work environment is in a chemical industry, and emotions fluctuated greatly in May and June, accompanied by a sense of fear.Past treatment history and effectiveness: In January, I had a check-up due to two months of missed periods, and it returned to normal after three or four months.
What help do you want: Is there any method to treat this? Is it related to the work environment? Recently, my emotions have recovered.
Doctor's answer:
There are several common reasons that can cause a decrease in menstrual flow: excessive dieting for weight loss; irregular living habits leading to endocrine disorders; frequent frustration and psychological depression; induced abortion; ovarian function decline; and breast lesions.A decrease in menstrual flow refers to a shorter menstrual period or a lighter flow of blood, which is also a type of menstrual disorder. Below are some methods to regulate a decrease in menstrual flow:
1. Avoid cold and raw foods one week before your period.
2. Drink a cup of brown sugar water every day during your period.
3. Try not to overexert yourself during your period.
4. Mood and stress can affect the normality of menstruation, so it’s best to avoid excessive pressure.