Combining the diagnosis of irregular menstruation with the patient's condition

Irregular menstruation is a part of many women's lives. This disease can affect the patient's life and body at any time. If the diagnosis of irregular menstruation is not combined as soon as possible, the patient's condition may continue to worsen. Therefore, everyone should understand the diagnosis of irregular menstruation as early as possible so that patients can receive treatment in time. Let's take a look at the diagnosis of irregular menstruation.

The diagnosis of menstrual irregularity is based on:

1. Irregular menstruation, early or delayed menstruation, a cycle shorter than 21 days or longer than 35 days. This is the most common basis for diagnosis of irregular menstruation.

2. The diagnosis of irregular menstruation is also based on delayed menstruation for more than 7 days, or even 40 to 50 days, and for more than two consecutive menstrual cycles. For those who ovulate, the basal body temperature is biphasic, but the follicular phase is long and the high temperature phase is low; for those who do not ovulate, the basal body temperature is monophasic.

3. The menstrual cycle is shortened, shorter than 21 days, and it occurs for more than 2 consecutive cycles. It belongs to the ovulatory type functional uterine bleeding with a biphasic basal body temperature, a short follicular phase of only 7 to 8 days, or a luteal phase of less than 10 days, or a body temperature rise of less than 0.5℃. This is also the basis for the diagnosis of irregular menstruation.

The above mentioned content is the diagnostic basis of irregular menstruation. I hope everyone can understand it one by one. As long as the diagnostic basis of irregular menstruation is combined as soon as possible, the patient can control the condition well, and then the recovery speed can be accelerated. Therefore, if the patient wants to recover sooner, please refer to the diagnostic basis of irregular menstruation. Finally, I wish all female patients a speedy recovery.