Patient's question:
Here is the English translation of your text, with line breaks preserved as instructed:In recent months, my menstrual cycle has come every two weeks. I haven't felt any discomfort, so I'm wondering if this is normal?
Doctor's answer:
Your menstrual cycle comes every two weeks or so, which might be related to puberty. Puberty is a special period for women, and irregular menstruation is very common during this time. Hormonal imbalances in the body can lead to unstable menstrual flow and irregular cycles, which are both normal. Don’t worry. It’s recommended to use some traditional Chinese medicine remedies that are suitable for your condition. Generally, these can help improve the situation. Get plenty of rest and ensure you’re getting adequate nutrition. However, it’s important to use these medications under the guidance of a doctor. Blindly using medication can affect your body’s normal development.