Causes and treatments of amenorrhea and lactation syndrome

Many female friends are often troubled by some female diseases. Some female diseases cannot be treated like colds and fevers. Many female friends suffer from some difficult-to-talk-about diseases, such as amenorrhea and lactation syndrome. So is there any good treatment for this disease? The answer is yes, let’s find out together.

Treatment:

Patients with this syndrome may experience persistent lactation and amenorrhea. Lactation may be just a small amount of milky fluid flowing out when the breasts are squeezed by hand, or it may be so much that the breasts are extremely full and congested, or there may be involuntary spontaneous milk discharge. If amenorrhea and lactation syndrome occur after childbirth, there are often contractions of the uterus and ovaries, hirsutism and obesity; if it is caused by a tumor, symptoms such as headache, nausea, vomiting, visual impairment, and progressive narrowing of the visual field may occur.

Treatment of amenorrhea and lactation syndrome must be directed at the cause. If it is caused by an intracranial tumor, surgery or radiotherapy can be performed; if it is caused by hypothyroidism, thyroid preparations can be taken. If the medication is discontinued for half a year, it can be restored.

You may also take medicine to treat amenorrhea. Clomiphene is suitable for idiopathic lactation and amenorrhea syndrome caused by oral contraceptives, 50-100 mg each time, once a day, for 5 consecutive days; Levodopa is suitable for idiopathic amenorrhea syndrome, 0.5 mg each time, 3 times a day, for 6-9 months; bromocriptine, 2.5-7.5 mg per day, orally in 2-3 times, for 3-6 months. Lactation may stop within 2 to 4 weeks, and menstruation may resume within 6 to 24 weeks.

The above content is undoubtedly a great blessing for the majority of female friends. Through the above treatment methods, female friends can not only get rid of the troubles of the disease, but also live more confidently, which is really a happy thing.