Can amenorrhea in girls be treated?

Can amenorrhea in girls be treated?

For example, congenital amenorrhea in women is often untreatable; acquired amenorrhea in women, such as serious diseases caused by tuberculosis, cannot be treated; furthermore, amenorrhea caused by some complications is also difficult to treat.

Generally speaking, there are many reasons for amenorrhea, such as congenital amenorrhea, acquired amenorrhea, amenorrhea caused by complications, etc.

1. Congenital amenorrhea

Congenital amenorrhea cannot be cured. A normal uterus must have a cavity with endometrium inside. The endometrium responds to estrogen and progesterone to enter menstruation. If there is no uterus or uterus congenitally, but for solid uterus and primitive uterus, there is currently no treatment. It is expected to be achieved through uterus transplantation in the future, but it is still in the experimental stage in China. There are very few uterus transplants in the world and it is temporarily untreatable;

2. Acquired amenorrhea

The second is acquired amenorrhea, such as amenorrhea caused by tuberculosis, which is a very serious amenorrhea. The disease causes serious damage to the endometrium and has a relatively low cure rate.

3. Complications of amenorrhea

Due to uterine bleeding, uterine vascular embolism, endometrial necrosis occurs. If the necrosis is severe, uterine adhesions are difficult to treat. The impact of severe uterine adhesions is amenorrhea and inability to get pregnant. If the ovaries function normally, there is no impact on health and it will not cause early aging. If you want to restore menstruation, or even get pregnant and have children, you need to consider hysteroscopic resection to restore the uterine cavity morphology and restore the endometrium.

In addition to the above three reasons, as long as there is a normal uterus, estrogen and progesterone can be used to treat amenorrhea regardless of where the amenorrhea occurs.

For women, the occurrence of amenorrhea requires vigilance. Patients must not think that amenorrhea only means the cessation of menstruation. In fact, amenorrhea will have a great impact on women's body and mind, and even women's work and life will be affected. If amenorrhea occurs, patients must first check and then treat it, and try to treat amenorrhea.