Causes menstrual irregularity? How is it treated?
The menstrual period can often show irregularity during the first few years after menstruation.
Menstrual irregularity causes:
Most women go through menstruation 11-13 times throughout the year. Values close to this figure (1-2 or less) are considered normal. Therefore, an assessment can be made on the issue of menstrual irregularity only by looking at the values that are normal for you.
The menstrual period may show frequent irregularities during the first few years after menstruation begins. In order for menstruation to enter the normal time cycle, the hormones that require menstruation must be balanced. The same is true before the periods of "perimenopause" and "menopause", when menstruation approaches the end. Menopause starts after 12 months after the last menstrual period.
How to treat menstrual irregularities:
If the cause of bleeding is caused by reproductive organs, that is, if there is no hormone disorder, treatment is done for the cause. For example, if the uterus has large fibroids or cancer, the patient should be operated.
Any bleeding seen during menopause is important and should be investigated in detail. For this, vaginal ultrasound, intrauterine biopsy, pathological examination and hysteroscopy should be performed and definitive diagnosis should be made.
As a result of all these investigations, if there is no disease that can cause bleeding; menstrual irregularity is due to hormonal imbalance, and in this case, menstrual regulatory drugs are tried to regulate bleeding.
In addition to contraceptive drugs, balancing alternative drugs can be used in medical treatment.
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