What to do if your menstrual cycle is irregular

Speaking of irregular menstruation, I believe everyone is familiar with it. We can also grasp its surface meaning from the literal meaning. The so-called menstrual irregularity refers to the condition of menstrual disorders, including irregular menstrual cycles, excessive or insufficient menstrual flow, or abnormal changes in the color of menstrual blood. In clinical medicine, many patients seek medical treatment due to irregular menstruation. There are many reasons for this condition, such as gynecological inflammation, cervical disease, abnormal hormone metabolism, etc. So, what should we do if our menstrual cycle is abnormal?

Normally, women's menstruation has a certain periodicity, and the amount and color of menstruation are also their own reference standards. No matter which aspect is abnormal, it belongs to the aspect of irregular menstruation. Some people may have a longer menstrual cycle, which is often delayed; others may have less menstrual flow or a significantly increased flow. There are so many patients in clinical medicine, and each one's condition is actually different. In order to recover as soon as possible, we must first find out what caused it. In fact, the causes and severity of illness for each person are different, and the appropriate treatment measures are also different.

If the menstrual disorders are caused by endocrine imbalance, after examination, if only the hormones are abnormal and there is no tumor or polycystic ovary, generally, it will be fine after a period of targeted medication according to the levels of various hormones; however, if in addition to the hormones not being within the normal range and only a tumor has occurred, in addition to hormone adjustment, other treatment methods need to be combined, such as surgery or combined treatment with tumor-eliminating and nodule-softening drugs. In this way, the effect will be better.

In general, this is the theme we often talk about today. In clinical medicine, there are so many patients with irregular menstruation caused by abnormal growth hormone, and taking medicine will not completely cure the problem. Therefore, you must strictly follow the doctor's instructions and never take, stop or withdraw the medicine on your own, as this will affect the therapeutic effect of the medicine. It is best to pay more attention to your diet and daily life, which will be helpful in preventing diseases.