Can menstrual disorders be regulated?

Can menstrual disorders be regulated?

Under normal circumstances, menstrual disorders can be regulated well and patients do not need to be overly nervous.

Menstrual disorders are common in gynecology. There are more reasons for menstrual disorders, including common endocrine disorders. When patients stay up late for a long time or have irregular diets, it will cause changes in hormone levels in the body, and the menstrual cycle may be delayed or shortened. By adjusting work and rest rules or eating habits, when the hormone levels in the body are normal, the menstrual disorder will gradually improve. If you have endometritis, due to uterine inflammation, the endometrium may shed periodically, and menstrual disorders may also occur. You can take levofloxacin hydrochloride tablets, metronidazole tablets, cefuroxime axetil tablets and other drugs under the guidance of a doctor. When the inflammation gradually subsides, the menstrual disorder will also gradually improve.

Hyperthyroidism may also cause menstrual disorders. Due to abnormal thyroid secretion in the body, it may also cause abnormal hormone secretion. Taking propylthiouracil tablets, propylthiouracil enteric-coated capsules, methimazole tablets and other drugs for treatment can also improve menstrual disorders. Menstrual disorders can usually be adjusted, and patients can make targeted adjustments according to the specific causes.

If the menstrual disorders are not improved by the above methods, you need to seek medical attention in time, find out the specific cause, and then receive standardized treatment.