I haven’t had my period for a long time. What tests should I do?

I haven’t had my period for a long time. What tests should I do?

If you haven't had your period for a long time, you can generally do six sex hormone tests, gynecological ultrasound, gynecological color ultrasound, etc.

1. Six sex hormones:

The six sex hormones usually include follicle-stimulating hormone, luteinizing hormone, estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, and prolactin. Usually, these hormone values ​​can be used to determine endocrine disorders. Since menstruation may be caused by endocrine disorders, it can be determined by checking the six sex hormones.

2. Gynecological Ultrasound:

Gynecological ultrasound examination usually includes abdominal examination and genital examination. Because there are many reasons for amenorrhea, the main one is caused by endocrine disorders, and it may also be caused by endometritis or endometriosis, so it can be judged through gynecological ultrasound examination.

3. Gynecological color Doppler ultrasound:

Usually the specific condition of the cervix can be observed. If amenorrhea is caused by cervicitis or cervical polyps, it can usually be detected in this way.

In addition to the above-mentioned examination methods, pituitary function tests can usually be performed. Patients should actively cooperate during the examination and try to go to a regular hospital for examination, which can usually guarantee the accuracy of the final results and avoid certain risks, but they should also pay attention to their own care.