Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Since September, my menstrual period has not come. What possible diseases could this be, and how should it be treated?Current general condition: My menstrual cycle has always been irregular in the past, with delays and early arrivals. The first day is very painful, and the bleeding on the last four or five days is very light. My leukorrhea is abnormal, cloudy white, like mucus, and in large quantities. I have no sexual activity.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, you originally had a normal menstrual cycle, but now it hasn't arrived yet and it's still less than 6 months, so the diagnosis of secondary amenorrhea is a bit early. However, since it hasn't arrived even after taking progesterone, this indicates a lack of estrogen in your body. Currently, you should undergo a sequential estrogen-progesterone test for further examination.Additionally, menstrual irregularities are greatly related to diet and daily habits. Irregular eating patterns and poor dietary habits can affect your menstrual cycle, leading to irregular periods. These factors can be improved through dietary adjustments. Pay attention to dietary nourishment and consume more warming Yang foods like chives.