Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:4 months haven't had a period, before this had 2 or 3 periods accompanied by continuous weight gain
Doctor's answer:
Hello, a normal menstrual cycle occurs once a month. Occasionally, it may be slightly early or delayed by one cycle, or the delay and advancement should not exceed one week, which is generally considered normal.Advice: If pregnancy is ruled out, this condition may be caused by endocrine dysfunction leading to amenorrhea. It is recommended to undergo an ultrasound examination and a six-item sex hormone test to determine the cause of amenorrhea. Only after identifying the cause can you use medication correctly to treat it and promote the return of normal menstruation.