Patient's question:
Medical Description: I am 26 years old and haven't had my period for a year. The main symptom is lower back pain during menstruation. I cannot take a bath during my period; if I do, it stops. This happens whether the flow is heavy or light. Note: When I started menstruating at 16, it was irregular, occurring 4 to 5 times a year. Treatment history and effectiveness: I was treated for a year, which showed some improvement, but it returned to normal after stopping the medication. I have never paid much attention to it. Desired help: How can I regulate my period?Doctor's answer:
Hello, conditions such as ovarian cysts, ovarian tumors, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), premature ovarian failure, and ovulatory dysfunction caused by various reasons leading to endocrine disorders can all result in amenorrhea. Abortion-induced amenorrhea may occur due to early sexual intercourse and (bathing) after an abortion, which allows bacteria to invade the vagina and uterus, causing uterine cavity infection and menstrual disorders leading to amenorrhea. Additionally, frequent induced abortions can also cause amenorrhea in women. It is recommended that you undergo comprehensive relevant examinations to identify the specific cause of amenorrhea and receive scientific, targeted treatment, which will yield good results.