Patient's question:
I haven't had my period, and the test strips show I'm not pregnant. I don't know what illness I might get?Doctor's answer:
General menstrual disorders are generally divided into two major categories: one is caused by neuroendocrine disorders, and the other is primarily due to organic changes in the reproductive organs, including inflammation of the reproductive organs. There are many causes of menstrual disorders, such as endocrine disorders, reproductive system inflammation: endometritis, pelvic inflammatory disease, etc. Additionally, factors like stress, environmental changes, fatigue, and depression can also lead to changes in menstruation. It is recommended to undergo comprehensive and detailed examinations at the hospital, such as ultrasounds and endocrine tests, to identify the underlying issues. Once the cause is confirmed, targeted treatment can be administered.