Patient's question:
No.Doctor's answer:
Hello, it is likely menstrual irregularity. The main factors affecting menstruation include endocrine disorders, uterine diseases, gynecological inflammation, psychological factors, emotional fluctuations, environmental changes, drug effects, fatigue, excessive stress, and nutritional status, etc. For example, taking birth control pills or an imbalance of certain trace elements in the body, as well as unstable emotions, can all affect menstruation. Long-term travel or being away from home can also lead to menstrual irregularity because menstruation is influenced by time and environment. Unstable living conditions can cause menstrual disorders. It is recommended to seek medical examination to rule out pathological factors. If no issues are found, medication should be taken under the guidance of a doctor to regulate menstruation.