Patient's question:
In recent years, my menstrual cycle has been irregular, with less volume and delayed periods, accompanied by abdominal pain and headaches, but the pain is within an acceptable range. I have also recently developed the habit of going to bed late, usually around 12 to 1 a.m. In the recent few cycles, there has been bleeding and blood-tinged discharge during ovulation, followed by increased discharge for a few days, after which everything returns to normal. This time, my period started on March 21st, and bleeding with blood-tinged discharge began on April 8th, with a small amount of bleeding each time I use the restroom, which has continued until now. However, there is no abnormal discharge, and I have also noticed some mild itching in the external vaginal area in recent days.Doctor's answer:
Gynecological endocrine disorders mainly include insomnia, headaches, endometriosis, irregular menstrual flow, dysmenorrhea, and menstrual disorders, among others, which are all gynecological endocrine diseases. Some breast diseases are also related to endocrine disorders. Generally, it is recommended to eat more vitamin-rich foods, protect the liver, maintain a light diet, avoid spicy, cold, and greasy foods, and refrain from smoking and drinking alcohol. Avoid overexertion. It is important to pay attention not to overexert yourself and to avoid alcohol. Drink more water and eat more fruits and vegetables.