What should I do if I have amenorrhea due to stress?

The pace of social development is very fast now. Although people's material life is getting better and better, people are also under increasing pressure. In the workplace, women have more difficulties than men. Many women are under great pressure at work. Excessive pressure is very harmful. Severe cases can cause amenorrhea in women. This is a very serious problem and may even lead to infertility. So how to solve this problem?

What should I do if I have amenorrhea due to stress?

1. First, go to a regular hospital for a check-up to determine the reason for the missed menstruation. The basic examination is B-ultrasound. Depending on the situation, the doctor may also check the level of sex hormones in the blood, and then provide reasonable treatment based on the test results. 2. It is recommended to participate in more physical exercises, make more friends, express stress in time, do not keep it in your heart, cultivate your own hobbies and divert your attention. Everyone will encounter unhappy things. We must learn to forget, pour out the overnight tea, and put the unhappy things under our feet.

There are many reasons for amenorrhea, including emotional and pathological factors. Before finding out the cause, do not blindly use medication. You should go to the hospital to explain your condition in detail and do corresponding examinations in time, and receive timely treatment based on the results of the examination. For those who are under psychological pressure, you can talk to your relatives and friends when you are under great pressure. If it still cannot be relieved, it is recommended to consult a psychologist, who will be able to help you.

Since it is caused by mental factors, do not take medication in the early stage. You can adjust your lifestyle to see if you can restore normal menstruation. If it still doesn’t work, you need to go to the hospital for targeted treatment.

Because menstruation, life patterns, eating habits, mental stress, food and medicine all have a great impact,

Guidance:

Therefore, excessive stress can seriously affect menstrual regularity. You must adjust yourself to menstrual disorders caused by excessive stress. Taking medicine will not be effective.

Common causes of persistent amenorrhea include endometrial damage or adhesion (common in multiple curettages and excessive damage to the endometrium during curettage, resulting in intrauterine adhesions), tuberculous endometritis, premature ovarian failure and polycystic ovaries, functional ovarian tumors, environmental changes, mental trauma, malnutrition and other external factors, injection of long-acting contraceptives or oral contraceptives, amenorrhea and lactation syndrome, Sheehan's syndrome (amphobia due to postpartum hemorrhage, shock causing ischemia, necrosis of the anterior pituitary tissue, hypopituitarism and amenorrhea).