Patient's question:
On November 8th, I had an abortion, and postoperative bleeding lasted for 4 days, after which it stopped. Around December 8th, my period did not come, but I experienced abdominal pain accompanied by a sensation of needing to defecate. The pain stopped after about a week. I went to the hospital for a color Doppler ultrasound, which showed an endometrial thickness of 4mm and no lesions in the uterine adnexa. The doctor said it was normal and that no problems were found. He suggested I wait another 2 weeks to see if my period would come.Until now, my period has still not arrived. However, since yesterday (January 5, 2006), I have again experienced abdominal pain, which is more severe and unbearable than before. There is no fever, but it is still accompanied by the sensation of needing to defecate.
Could this be caused by endometrial adhesion? Why did the previous color Doppler ultrasound not show any abnormalities?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, there are many reasons for amenorrhea, such as: endocrine disorders, uterine diseases, gynecological inflammation, emotional fluctuations, drug effects, environmental changes, excessive fatigue, and excessive mental stress, etc. It is recommended to visit a doctor for check-ups, including sex hormone six tests and ultrasound, to clarify the diagnosis and regulate your menstrual cycle according to medical advice.