Menstrual Irregularities

Menstrual cycles are a vital part of a woman’s reproductive health, but sometimes they can become irregular, painful, or unpredictable. Menstrual irregularities include missed periods, heavy bleeding, unusually short or long cycles, or severe cramps, which may indicate underlying health conditions. At Queen’s Multispeciality Hospital, our expert gynecologists provide personalized care and effective treatments to restore a healthy menstrual cycle.

Types of Menstrual Irregularities

• Amenorrhea – Absence of periods for more than three months.
• Oligomenorrhea – Infrequent or irregular periods.
• Menorrhagia – Heavy or prolonged bleeding during menstruation.
• Dysmenorrhea – Severe menstrual cramps causing pain and discomfort.
• Polymenorrhea – Frequent periods occurring less than 21 days apart.

What Causes Menstrual Irregularities?

• Hormonal imbalances, including Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)
• Thyroid disorders affecting metabolism and hormones
• Stress, anxiety, or sudden lifestyle changes
• Uterine conditions like fibroids or endometriosis
• Excessive exercise or extreme weight loss/gain
• Birth control pills or certain medications
• Perimenopause, the transition before menopause

Symptoms to Watch Out For

• Missed or skipped periods frequently
• Heavy bleeding requiring frequent pad/tampon changes
• Severe pain or cramping disrupting daily activities
• Spotting between periods or after menopause
• Extreme fatigue, dizziness, or weakness due to blood loss

Diagnosis & Treatment at Queen’s Multispeciality Hospital

Our specialists use blood tests, ultrasound, hormone analysis, and advanced diagnostics to identify the root cause of menstrual irregularities.

Treatment Options:

• Lifestyle Changes – Diet, exercise, and stress management to regulate cycles.
• Medications – Hormonal therapy or birth control to balance hormones.
• Nutritional Support – Supplements for iron, vitamin D, or other deficiencies.
• Minimally Invasive Procedures – For conditions like fibroids or endometriosis.

When to See a Doctor?

• Periods stop unexpectedly for several months
• Heavy bleeding lasting more than seven days
• Severe cramps that do not improve with pain relief
• Symptoms affecting fertility or daily life
  
  

At Queen’s Multispeciality Hospital, we focus on expert diagnosis, advanced treatment, and compassionate care to help you achieve a healthy and regular menstrual cycle. Book your consultation today!