What about amenorrhea endocrine disorders?

Endocrine disorders are not aimed at any endocrine disease mentioned in western medicine. If a patient shows symptoms of amenorrhea, it is first suggested that the patient go to gynecology to exclude amenorrhea caused by some diseases of gynecology. If gynecology finds that there is no amenorrhea caused by gynecological diseases, go to the endocrine department for further treatment, because the incidence of endocrine diseases causing amenorrhea is relatively low. For example, amenorrhea, such as hypothalamic or panhypophysis, may be present. Amenorrhea caused by these endocrine diseases requires a complete hormonal test to be diagnosed.