Changes in Breast Size (Secondary)
One of the common symptoms of secondary amenorrhea is the occurrence of changes in breast size. As this condition progresses, you may begin to notice variations in the sizes of your breasts. In more severe cases, there may even be discharges emerging from your nipples. Surprisingly, you may also start secreting breast milk, even if you are not pregnant or have never given birth. It is important to note that these symptoms are not exclusive to amenorrhea and could potentially be indications of more serious conditions such as breast cancer. Therefore, it is highly recommended to seek immediate medical attention if you observe any of these symptoms.
Secondary Changes Typically Observed in Males
During the onset of puberty, males often experience various secondary changes. These changes may include an increase in hair growth, a deepening of the voice, and a potential shift in sexual drive. Additionally, males may notice the emergence of excessive acne on their skin. If you encounter such symptoms, it is advisable to consult with your doctor who may prescribe specific medications. These medications aim to prevent complications arising from low estrogen levels. Moreover, hormone replacement therapy, which encompasses the use of estrogen and progestin, can be employed to address estrogen deficiency, a possible cause of amenorrhea.