Patient's question:
The usual time for a menstrual period is at the end of the month or the beginning of the month. This time, it's the 6th and it hasn't arrived yet. However, towards the end of the 6th, there were two or three instances where it was just a tiny bit, and the color was dark red. My friend said it's because of "fever" (). I'd like to ask what the specific reason could be.Doctor's answer:
If the menstrual cycle becomes stable but the amount of menstrual blood continues to be too low and is not caused by a nutritional deficiency, it is necessary to seek medical attention and have estrogen levels checked. If estrogen levels are found to be low, the cause of the low levels needs to be identified, as it is often caused by endocrine system disorders. Treatment should be administered based on the identified cause.