Patient's question:
I haven't had regular periods for the past two years. Sometimes I don't get my period for two months at a time, and when I do, it lasts for a whole week—previously, it would only last three or four days. The Chinese medicine practitioner took my pulse and asked about my condition, concluding it was kidney deficiency. Could kidney deficiency lead to irregular periods?Doctor's answer:
This situation still has a certain impact. Kidney deficiency can lead to endocrine hormone level imbalance, resulting in menstrual disorders. There may be issues in this regard. Patients with kidney deficiency need to cooperate with doctors and receive timely treatment, such as persistently using traditional Chinese medicine for tonifying the kidneys. This can help prevent such problems. If menstrual disorders reoccur, active cooperation with doctors and careful observation are also necessary.