What to eat to get your period after amenorrhea

If a female friend suddenly stops menstruating, she should first find out the cause and take symptomatic medication after diagnosis. Don't solve the problem blindly, which is very unscientific. If it is not pregnancy, it may be an endocrine disorder, or a gynecological disease or a sexually transmitted disease. It must be taken seriously. Don't take medicine or certain things randomly, as this will not only have no effect but will also have some side effects.

Generally speaking, amenorrhea can be treated by taking estrogen and progesterone, or injecting progesterone to induce menstruation. It is recommended to go to the gynecology department of a regular hospital to check the condition of the ovaries and uterus, check six sex hormones, clarify the cause of amenorrhea, and then determine how to regulate it. When women reach a certain age, the hormone levels in their bodies will decrease, leading to menopause. There is no need for conditioning. If menopause occurs during abnormal menopause, it can be treated with Chinese medicine. Female friends can usually supplement vitamin E appropriately to relieve ovarian aging and eat more foods rich in estrogen, such as soy products and honey.

There are many reasons for amenorrhea, and the specific treatment should be based on the cause and the medication should be selected. The common clinical causes are as follows: First, pregnancy. If women of childbearing age experience amenorrhea, the possibility of pregnancy must be ruled out first and a urine pregnancy test must be done. Second, endocrine disorders, such as polycystic ovary syndrome, premature ovarian failure, hyperprolactinemia, hyperandrogenism, etc., require examination of six sex hormones and anti-Mullerian antibodies to find out the cause. Hormonal drugs are generally chosen, such as Diane-3-5 and progesterone.

Third, organic lesions, such as endometrial damage and endometrial adhesions. If the patient has undergone artificial abortion, curettage or other intrauterine operations and then develops amenorrhea, this possibility should be considered and a hysteroscopy should be performed. If this situation does occur, hysteroscopic electroresection should be performed, or artificial cycle treatment with Progynova progesterone should be used. Third, for systemic diseases, such as tumors and other wasting diseases or abnormal thyroid function, the medication should be selected according to the specific circumstances.

Normal menstruation is a sign of a woman's health. But many women experience "premature menopause" and "premature amenorrhea" at the age of 35-50. In fact, this is the body's "warning"!