Menstrual Problem

Menstrual periods are notorious for causing a slew of unpleasant effects leading up to your time. Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) has the most common symptoms, such as slight cramping and nausea, but the symptoms normally disappear after the cycle starts. Other, more extreme menstrual issues, on the other hand, are possible. Menstruation that is too heavy or light, or a total lack of a pattern, can indicate that other problems are causing an irregular menstrual period.

Causes

Remember that a “natural” menstrual cycle will mean various things to different women. A normal period for you might be odd for anyone else. It’s important to listen to your body and seek medical advice if you experience any major differences in your menstrual cycle. Hormonal disorders, psychiatric issues, or a lump in the uterus or ovaries are also potential causes of menstrual dysfunction or irregular cycles. Under or over the development of progesterone or estrogen is the most frequent cause of menstrual dysfunction caused by hormonal problems.

The regularity of menstrual periods is due to these two hormones. Unwanted growth can occur in your body at times. However, if the issue is a fibroid in the uterus or a cyst in the ovary, surgery may be needed.

Price & Doctor

At The Bliss Care Clinic, patients with irregular, hard, and painful cycles are very typical. The best thing is that as a gynecologist, Dr. Sonali Gupta is flexible and capable of handling a wide range of conditions, whether hormonal or attributable to a mass in the uterus or ovaries. Dr. Sonali Gupta often advises her patients to live a balanced lifestyle and keep a healthy weight so that these situations do not recur. Obesity or overweight is related to the bulk of female issues. As a result, keeping a stable weight and living a healthy lifestyle solves half of the issue.