What are the treatments for female amenorrhea?

Many women experience amenorrhea at a very young age, which seriously affects their physical health. Therefore, many women with amenorrhea want to learn about the treatment methods for amenorrhea in order to have their periods as soon as possible and ensure their physical health. The following is a specific answer so that you can have a comprehensive understanding.

1. Endocrine therapy for disease pathology and physiological disorders

According to the causes of amenorrhea and its pathological and physiological mechanisms. Targeted endocrine drug therapy is used to correct the disordered hormone levels in the body to achieve the treatment goal. For example, CAH patients should be treated with long-term glucocorticoids; PCOS patients with obvious signs of hyperandrogenism can be treated with combined estrogen and progesterone oral contraceptives; PCOS patients with combined insulin resistance can be treated with insulin sensitizers; the above treatments can restore menstruation in patients, and some patients can resume ovulation.

2. Induce ovulation

For patients with low Gn amenorrhea, after estrogen therapy is used to promote the development of reproductive organs and the endometrium has responded to estrogen and progesterone, human gonadotropin (hMG) combined with human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) can be used to promote follicle development and induce ovulation. Since it may cause ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS), the use of Gn to induce ovulation must be performed by an experienced physician under the conditions of B-ultrasound and hormone level monitoring; for amenorrhea patients with normal FSH and PRL levels, clomiphene citrate can be the first choice as an ovulation-inducing drug because the patient has a certain level of endogenous estrogen in the body; for amenorrhea patients with elevated FSH levels, ovulation-inducing drugs are not recommended due to their ovarian failure.

3. Assisted Reproductive Treatment

Assisted reproductive technology can be used for patients who desire to have children, who have failed to become pregnant after induced ovulation, who have amenorrhea and combined with fallopian tube problems, or who are infertile due to male factors.

The above introduces the treatment methods for female amenorrhea. After understanding the treatment methods for amenorrhea, many women with amenorrhea have already understood the treatment methods. After understanding the treatment methods, in order to have their menstruation as soon as possible, they must use the treatment methods introduced above to get treatment as soon as possible and recover from amenorrhea as soon as possible.