What medicine can I take to restore my menstrual period to normal?

Under normal circumstances, women will have menstruation every month, of course, it is not ruled out that certain physical reasons may cause menstruation to stop. There are many reasons for women's amenorrhea. In addition to some disease factors, it may also be caused by natural factors. For example, when women reach a certain age, they will naturally have the problem of menstruation. So if women's amenorrhea is caused by disease factors, what medicine can they take to restore to normal?

1. If you have stopped menstruating, you should first find out the reason for it. If you are over 40 years old and have stopped menstruating, it may be menopause. If you still want to have menstruation, you can use estrogen-progesterone sequential treatment. Commonly used drugs are Progynova and progesterone, which can be taken starting on the fifth day of menstruation. You can have normal menstruation after taking it. If you don't have menstruation after taking it for a long time, it means that the sensitivity of the endometrium is very poor, which means that it is difficult to have menstruation even if you take the medicine. In that case, don't take it. Hormone replacement therapy can be applied. Many drugs can supplement women's hormones, but they may not necessarily cause menstruation. They can improve women's low hormone status and delay women's aging.

2. Menstruation is affected by ovarian function. If you have already stopped menstruating, you need to regulate your ovaries if you want to resume menstruation. If you have reached menopausal age, you don’t need to worry about it. If you are still young, you can take Chinese medicine for conditioning, such as Kuntai Capsules. You need to relax and not be stressed. A bad mood or stress can also cause amenorrhea. Avoid catching cold and fatigue during menstruation, and don’t eat raw, cold or icy foods. Try taking some medicine for some time to regulate your body.

3. Amenorrhea is a common gynecological symptom, characterized by the absence of menstruation or cessation of menstruation. Amenorrhea is divided into two categories: primary amenorrhea and secondary amenorrhea. Primary amenorrhea refers to the absence of menstruation in women over the age of 16 even though secondary sexual characteristics have developed. Secondary amenorrhea is the cessation of menstruation for six months after menstruation has been established. The absence of menstruation during pregnancy, lactation and after menopause is a physiological phenomenon. This condition does not require treatment. Treatment: Find the cause and treat the symptoms. You can also choose estrogen replacement therapy, estrogen-progesterone artificial cycle therapy, and progesterone therapy.