Patient's question:
Director Yan, hello! I have polycystic ovary syndrome. My child is one and a half years old. My period hasn't come. It's either coming or not coming, just a little bit of water. What should I do? How should I regulate my body?Doctor's answer:
Hello, if you have had sexual activity and your period is delayed by more than 7 days, you should first take a pregnancy test.If the test confirms you are not pregnant, you should also pay attention to factors such as fatigue, poor rest, stress and anxiety, environmental changes, and gynecological inflammation, as these can all cause delayed menstruation.
If you are not pregnant but your period still hasn't arrived, it is recommended to visit a gynecological clinic for tests such as sex hormone and ultrasound examinations to identify the underlying cause before treatment.
The six hormone tests are part of a woman's basic endocrine function. Through these tests, hormone levels can be measured, helping to understand a woman's endocrine function and diagnose diseases related to endocrine disorders.