What tests should be done if menstruation is not coming?

Patients who often have delayed or absent menstruation should go to the hospital for some corresponding examinations to clarify the cause and carry out targeted treatment. The first thing patients should do is some basic examination items, such as urine HCG, blood HCG, and vaginal B-ultrasound. These are mainly to check whether there is the possibility of organic lesions in the uterine appendages. Through B-ultrasound, you can check the thickness of the endometrium and guess whether menstruation will come in a short time. You can also extract 6 sex hormones within two to four days of menstruation to see if there is polycystic ovary syndrome. Six sex hormones, namely estradiol, progesterone evaluation, testosterone, prolactin, luteinizing hormone, and follicle-stimulating hormone. Thyroid function tests can also be done, which can help investigate the specific cause.

1. Reasons for missing menstruation:

1. The patient's environmental changes, emotional abnormalities, and endocrine disorders.

2. Recent excessive fatigue, dieting, smoking and drinking, cold stimulation, etc. may all be the cause.

3. Insufficient Qi and blood, Qi deficiency, blood deficiency or Qi and blood stasis in patients can lead to irregular menstruation or even amenorrhea.

4. If you have had sexual intercourse recently, you may be pregnant. It is recommended that you go to the hospital to check whether you are pregnant.

5. If a woman is under 40 years old and has not had menstruation for half a year, it means she has amenorrhea and needs to be alert to premature ovarian failure.

2. Suggested measures for treating amenorrhea:

1. Patients can control their weight, and proper weight loss can help restore menstruation.

2. You need to exercise properly, don’t be picky about food, and take in the necessary nutrients reasonably.