Patient's question:
I started getting my period for over ten days every month since last August and it hasn't stopped. I took some traditional Chinese medicine and it showed some improvement, but it hasn't been fully cured. I had two ultrasound scans, and there were no major issues, just a little fluid accumulation in the pelvic area.Doctor's answer:
Poor daily living habits, irregular sleep schedules, frequent staying up late, and a are particularly prone to disrupting the endocrine system, leading to menstrual disorders. In terms of diet, excessive weight loss or excessive exercise can result in insufficient protein and fat intake, thereby affecting the secretion and synthesis of estrogen, causing reduced menstrual flow or even amenorrhea. Regarding mental state, excessive stress, tension, or low mood and emotional pressure can also impact menstruation, leading to menstrual disorders.