What are the treatments for amenorrhea?

There are many women who suffer from amenorrhea due to the high pressure from work and family. Amenorrhea will affect their mental and physical health. Therefore, many women want to know the treatments for amenorrhea in order to get treatment as soon as possible. In order for you to recover as soon as possible, please read the detailed introduction below.

1. Correct the overall health condition. The female reproductive organs are part of the whole body, so the overall health will affect the condition of the reproductive organs. Therefore, the treatment of amenorrhea should first correct the patient's overall health condition.

2. Etiological treatment: Find the organic disease that causes amenorrhea and give appropriate treatment. For example, tuberculous endometritis is treated with anti-tuberculosis drugs. Patients with intrauterine adhesions should have their uterine cavity dilated and an IUD placed to prevent recurrence of adhesions. After the diagnosis of pituitary or ovarian tumors is confirmed, the treatment plan is determined based on the location, size, and nature of the tumor, and surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, or other comprehensive measures may be selected.

3. Sex hormone replacement therapy can be used for those with congenital ovarian dysplasia, or those with impaired or destroyed ovarian function leading to premature aging. Artificial cyclical therapy with sex hormones is generally used. After the application of sex hormones, periodic withdrawal bleeding similar to menstruation occurs, which on the one hand corrects the patient's physiological and psychological state, and on the other hand promotes a certain degree of development of reproductive organs and secondary sexual characteristics.

(A) Low-dose estrogen cyclic therapy: Its function is to promote pituitary function, secrete luteinizing hormone, thereby increasing ovarian estrogen secretion and promoting ovulation.

(ii) Sequential estrogen-progestin therapy: Its function is to inhibit the hypothalamic-pituitary axis. Menstruation may resume and ovulation may occur after discontinuation of the drug.

(III) Estrogen-progestin combined therapy: Its function is to inhibit pituitary gonadotropin. Occasionally there is a rebound effect after discontinuation of the drug, which can restore menstruation and ovulation. Take oral contraceptives once a night, starting from the fifth day of menstruation, and continue for 22 days before stopping. The second course of treatment begins on the 5th day of the next menstrual period, for a total of 3 to 6 cycles.

(IV) Inducing ovulation: If the ovarian function is not exhausted and the patient desires to have children, hormones or their analogues can be used to induce ovulation:

What are the treatments for amenorrhea? The above content provides relevant introductions. If you have amenorrhea and it affects your physical health, you can learn about it through the introduction of the above content. After understanding, you can find out the cause and conduct comprehensive treatment after examination. I believe that you can get effective treatment for your amenorrhea as soon as possible and return to normal menstruation.