Treatment of functional amenorrhea

I am only in my thirties, but I have developed functional amenorrhea. What is the treatment for this functional amenorrhea? My normal menstrual blood volume is not that much. Moreover, the duration of the menstrual period is irregular, and there has been no sign of menstruation for more than half a year. My friend said that this is functional amenorrhea, and the treatment of this functional amenorrhea is the first priority. I immediately told everyone what I knew.

For women with amenorrhea, it is recommended that you take Chinese medicine for internal conditioning; the establishment of a normal menstrual cycle depends on the following necessary conditions: 1. Normal development of female reproductive organs; 2. The endometrium has a cyclical response to sex hormones; 3. The hypothalamus-pituitary-ovarian axis has normal regulatory function. Failure in any of the above links, whether organic or functional, can lead to amenorrhea. Menstruation refers to periodic uterine bleeding caused by cyclical changes in the endometrium. The normal menstrual cycle is regulated by the endocrine functions of each link of the hypothalamus-pituitary-ovarian axis. If any link is impaired, menstrual disorders will occur, sometimes leading to amenorrhea.

Amenorrhea can be divided into two categories: one is physiological amenorrhea, which means that women do not have menstruation for a certain period of time due to some physiological reasons, such as pregnancy, lactation, and postmenopause. The other is pathological amenorrhea, which means that menstruation does not come due to some pathological reasons. It can be caused by systemic or local diseases. It is recommended that you go to a regular hospital for an examination to see what is the cause and confirm the diagnosis and treatment.

Amenorrhea is a common gynecological symptom, not a disease. Medically, primary amenorrhea refers to the absence of menstruation after the age of 18, and secondary amenorrhea refers to the absence of menstruation for more than three months after normal menstruation. There are many reasons for amenorrhea, which are complicated. It can be caused by many organic or functional lesions in the whole body or part, and it may also be a precursor symptom of certain diseases, which should not be taken lightly. However, amenorrhea before puberty, during pregnancy, lactation and after menopause is a normal physiological phenomenon.

The above is an introduction to the treatment of functional amenorrhea and what causes it. Don’t be nervous if you experience this type of functional amenorrhea. Go to the hospital for a gynecological examination as soon as possible. This will help you understand the cause of amenorrhea more accurately and prescribe the right medicine. The condition will recover faster. Don't blindly ignore it, as this will make the condition worse. You can also exercise outdoors in moderation.