What should I do if I have severe menstrual irregularities?

Severe menstrual disorders are a disease that many women will experience. Because of its severity, it may be difficult to quickly adjust it through general conditioning. Therefore, it is best to make corresponding adjustments based on the severity of your own condition. First of all, you must first understand the cause of the irregular menstruation. At the same time, if the situation is more serious, you still need to go to the hospital for an examination.

First of all, it should be made clear that irregular menstruation is not a problem. The disappearance of regular menstruation in some patients is due to the existence of certain organic lesions, such as functional ovarian tumors, endometrial polyps, etc. Therefore, a gynecological examination should be performed first to determine whether there are organic lesions. If necessary, it is even necessary to perform curettage to determine whether there are endometrial lesions.

If organic lesions are excluded, other causes of irregular menstruation are due to the loss of cyclical secretion of ovarian hormones, which is medically known as functional endometrial bleeding (abbreviated as "dysfunctional uterine bleeding").

After excluding organic lesions, the patient's basal body temperature should be monitored first, which is very important for determining the cause of functional uterine bleeding and assisting subsequent treatment. The method is: after waking up every morning, do not get up, measure your body temperature in bed for 5 minutes (fixed time), record it, and draw it on a table. After a month, connect them into a straight line. At the same time, mark the time of menstruation, how many days it lasts, the amount of menstruation, and other special events such as the time of sexual intercourse, abdominal pain, colds, etc. are all recorded on paper. These data are very important for doctors to judge the patient's condition. The normal basal body temperature is low in the first half of the menstrual period, starts to rise after ovulation and drops after the menstrual period.

You must be nicer to yourself in normal times. The best way is to deal with it through dietary adjustments, which are more effective. At the same time, you should also pay attention to your living habits and eating habits, so that you can fundamentally eradicate irregular menstruation. At the same time, you also need to make a change to your own hygiene habits.