How to determine amenorrhea

Most women think that amenorrhea means menopause. This idea is incorrect. Amenorrhea is generally temporary, while menopause is the complete cessation of menstruation. Abnormal amenorrhea does not mean menopause, but may be caused by other reasons.

1. Amenorrhea is divided into primary amenorrhea and secondary amenorrhea. Primary amenorrhea refers to the time of menarche having passed. For example, if a girl has reached the legal age of 18 but has not had her menstrual period, it is primary amenorrhea. Secondary amenorrhea refers to having a normal menstrual cycle, but at a certain period of time, there is no menstrual period. Generally, if the menstrual period stops for more than six menstrual cycles, it is secondary amenorrhea.

2. Amenorrhea means the cessation of a woman's reproductive function, which is mainly related to a large decrease in the secretion of estrogen in the uterus and ovaries. Menopause means that a woman's life has entered a new stage, the menopause. At this time, a woman's menstrual period will become more and more irregular, and the time interval will become longer and longer, until it finally stops completely. Menopause means that the menstrual period stops completely, and the body has no other pathological manifestations. It is a natural condition.

3. If a woman has not reached menopause but has amenorrhea, it is mostly caused by premature ovarian failure, so she should actively carry out conditioning and treatment.

How to regulate amenorrhea in women so that they can have menstruation

1. If the examination confirms that the uterus and ovaries are aging, estrogen-based therapeutic drugs can be used to stimulate the uterus and ovaries to grow again. However, the actual effect varies from person to person. If the drug effect is not ideal, Chinese herbal medicine can be used for treatment at the same time, which can have a comprehensive effect.

2. Women who want to get pregnant need to pay more attention to restoring their menstrual period, because the ovaries will become worse and worse after menopause, and women will not be able to ovulate normally, which will lead to infertility. Patients can go to the infertility specialist clinic for examination, and then the doctor will provide effective treatment methods based on your examination results.

3. After experiencing amenorrhea, women should pay more attention to a healthy diet. It is recommended that women should eat more foods with high estrogen content, such as beans, vegetables and fruits. The intake of these foods can greatly help alleviate the symptoms of amenorrhea. Patients are also reminded to pay attention to a diet with light taste and eat more foods high in protein to help the body recover quickly.

4. You must be careful to avoid eating cold foods in your daily life, such as ice cream, some cold fruits, etc., because if you eat too much of these foods, it will cause vasoconstriction and blood stasis, which is very bad for alleviating the symptoms of amenorrhea.

5. The daily diet should be dominated by light flavors. Some foods such as high-fat and high-calorie foods are not suitable for patients with amenorrhea, because these foods are difficult to digest and absorb, and often lead to malnutrition in patients, resulting in fat accumulation in the patient's body, which will cause the normal functioning of menstruation to be hindered. Therefore, patients with amenorrhea should pay special attention to their diet.