Western medicine treatment of secondary amenorrhea

Western medicine treatment of secondary amenorrhea:

1. Treatment of organic diseases causing amenorrhea

Intrauterine adhesions can be treated by dilating the uterine cavity, separating adhesions, inserting an intrauterine device to prevent re-adhesion, and using estrogen and progesterone to promote endometrial hyperplasia and exfoliation. Patients with ovarian or pituitary tumors, hymen or vaginal atresia can undergo surgery after diagnosis. Patients with genital tuberculosis are given anti-tuberculosis treatment.

2. Estrogen replacement therapy

Exogenous ovarian hormones can replace patients with congenital ovarian dysplasia or ovarian failure caused by ovarian function inhibition or destruction. These patients lack normal follicles and oocytes and do not secrete sex hormones, such as estrogen or estrogen and progesterone. Artificial cycle treatment can correct the physiological and psychological state of estrogen deficiency, promote the development of reproductive organs and secondary sexual characteristics, improve sexual life, and cause periodic withdrawal bleeding similar to menstruation.

3. Induce ovulation

Hormones or similar drugs can induce ovulation and are used in patients who desire fertility without loss of ovarian function.

1 For people with pituitary insufficiency, follicle-stimulating hormone extracted from female urine after menopause can promote follicle development and secrete estrogen, and combined with chorionic gonadotropin for treatment, the ovulation success rate is high.

2-Chloroformin can be used to correct normal pituitary and ovarian function, hypothalamic insufficiency or uncoordinated hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian axis function to induce ovulation.

3. Insufficient function of the hypothalamus leads to insufficient secretion of luteinizing hormone, which can be controlled by pulse micro-luteinizing hormone.