My daughter is 17 years old and hasn't had her period for almost two months. She also uses it backwards.

Patient's question:

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Doctor's answer:

First, consider the possibility of pregnancy. If pregnancy is ruled out, you should consider the possibility of irregular menstruation. There are many factors that can cause irregular menstruation: 1. Disorders of the nervous endocrine function; 2. Organic lesions or drugs. Additionally, excessive mental stress, environmental changes, and malnutrition can also lead to irregular menstruation. It is recommended to go to the hospital for an ultrasound and gynecological examination to check whether the ovaries and uterus are normal, whether hormone secretion is normal, and other conditions. After the examination is clear, corresponding treatment can be carried out. Your condition still needs to be checked and regulated first. Wish you health!