What should I do if a little girl has irregular menarche?

Irregular menstruation in little girls is a normal physiological phenomenon. It does not need to be regulated, but regular follow-up observation is required. If the amount of bleeding is small and there are blood clots, the child can drink some brown sugar ginger water. In addition, parents should urge their children to pay more attention to rest to avoid worsening of the condition.

Nowadays, people's living conditions are better and their daily diet has become more abundant. Many girls will have their first menstruation at the age of eight or nine. However, many parents find that although their daughters have their first menstruation, it is very irregular. So what should we do if little girls have irregular menstruation?
1. Follow-up observation <br/>This is a normal physiological phenomenon, and generally no special conditioning is required. When most girls first start menstruating, the gonad axis has not yet fully developed, so menstruation will be irregular. For example, some little girls will not have menstruation for several consecutive months, and some will have two menstruation periods a month, and the amount of menstruation each time is not fixed. At this time, follow-up observation can be carried out, and there is no problem as long as there are no other abnormal symptoms.
2. Drink some brown sugar ginger water <br/>If a little girl has less menstrual flow and blood clots, she should pay more attention to menstrual period maintenance. You can drink some brown sugar ginger water during menstruation. Brown sugar ginger water has a very good uterine warming effect, which can keep the uterus warm, promote menstrual blood discharge, and relieve pregnancy discomfort. Avoid cold during this period and don't eat cold food.
3. Pay more attention to rest <br/>Little girls with irregular menarche should pay more attention to rest. Parents should pay more attention to their children during their menstrual period, and do not let their children be too tired, let alone stay up late to study. Whether staying up late or being tired is very harmful to the physical health of children, it may aggravate the irregular menstruation phenomenon, and may even cause dysmenorrhea in children.