42-year-old Lina（pseudonym）walked into the Distinct Health Women’s Health Center with a hint of fatigue and worry on her face. She recalled, when she was young, her menstruation was always irregular, sometimes only coming once every few months, but she thought it was a “normal phenomenon” and never paid attention. In
Many of us might have experienced this: after working continuously for several hours or playing with our phones on the subway, we suddenly feel a sharp pain in our head. What many people don’t realize is that although it’s our head that hurts, the root cause may not necessarily be
Most of the time, it’s easy to hear people around us say, “I’ve been feeling unwell lately, having trouble sleeping,” but what they might be reluctant to mention is, “I’ve been experiencing menstrual irregularities, insomnia, and irritability; maybe I’m entering menopause.” When you were young, you might have heard the
In modern medical examinations, gynecological ultrasound has become an indispensable part of women’s health management. Among the many ultrasound examination results, the term “endometrial echo inequality” frequently appears, causing concern and worry for many women. The term “endometrial echo inequality,” which seems simple, actually contains a wealth of information. It
In our daily work, we often encounter mothers who have had cesarean sections complaining, “After giving birth, my menstrual periods are so long, and I always have bleeding. I don’t have many clean days in a month, it’s so annoying!” Usually, we conduct a series of examinations to rule out
