concerns havent gotten my menstrual period in about 3 months what could be wrong?. need to make an appointment
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If you're not pregnant, it's a hormonal issue caused by increased weight gain. Of course your doctor can readily help you.
Dear Patient,
There is a fairly generous list of possibilities for this condition. Pregnancy needs to be considered as one of the most common reasons in women of your age group, who are sexually active. Beyond that, one would be best served by seeing a qualified Ob/Gyn for a complete review of one's health and to obtain a complete physical examination. Most treatment options are medical in nature and are very well tolerated.
Best wishes,
Gary Ott, MD
There is a fairly generous list of possibilities for this condition. Pregnancy needs to be considered as one of the most common reasons in women of your age group, who are sexually active. Beyond that, one would be best served by seeing a qualified Ob/Gyn for a complete review of one's health and to obtain a complete physical examination. Most treatment options are medical in nature and are very well tolerated.
Best wishes,
Gary Ott, MD
the workup for secondary amenorrhea parentheses absent. And parentheses is a simple workup done in the office.
The first thing I recommended that you do a home pregnancy test and if it is - then you can to calling a gynecologist to make an appointment for further evaluation. Obviously, if you are pregnant then contact your obstetrician to initiate prenatal care.
the first thing that the doctor will order is a thyroid test and a prolactin. This is to make sure that your thyroid and pituitary glands are working properly. The next step is to give you a medication called progesterone for one week and then see if bleeding starts on its own. If the tyroid and the prolactin are normal and you start a period on your own then the doctor knows that you are having a problem with ovulation. The initial treatment is birth control pills. Unless you are trying to get pregnant, at that point other medications will be recommended.
The first thing I recommended that you do a home pregnancy test and if it is - then you can to calling a gynecologist to make an appointment for further evaluation. Obviously, if you are pregnant then contact your obstetrician to initiate prenatal care.
the first thing that the doctor will order is a thyroid test and a prolactin. This is to make sure that your thyroid and pituitary glands are working properly. The next step is to give you a medication called progesterone for one week and then see if bleeding starts on its own. If the tyroid and the prolactin are normal and you start a period on your own then the doctor knows that you are having a problem with ovulation. The initial treatment is birth control pills. Unless you are trying to get pregnant, at that point other medications will be recommended.
Please call the office to schedule an appointment. Thank you.