Patient's question:
Daughter born on the eighth day of the ninth month last year, came to her period forty days after giving birth, and has been breastfeeding the child ever since. Her period has been irregular since then. Previously, she came every month on time, but now it seems to be coming almost every two months. The blood flow is also not much. I want to ask the doctor what to do.Doctor's answer:
The main cause of menstrual disorders is endocrine dysfunction, but they can also be caused by systemic diseases or local diseases of the reproductive organs. It is recommended to undergo examinations such as ultrasound and the six sex hormone tests at a hospital to clarify the diagnosis for proper treatment. Both excessive menstrual flow and insufficient flow, as well as early or delayed periods, are considered menstrual disorders.