The specific treatment for secondary amenorrhea is to determine the cause of the amenorrhea and then develop a treatment plan based on the cause. There are two most common clinical factors: first, organic lesions, mostly due to the patient’s history of uterine operations, such as endometrial damage or adhesions caused by abortion or curettage. After the hysteroscopy, you can choose to do hysteroscopic electrosurgery, and after the electrosurgery, you can add estrogen, progestin and aspirin, and Chinese medicine to promote the repair of the endometrium. Secondly, endocrine disorder may be a factor, such as ovarian hypofunction leading to amenorrhea. Patients can choose to use estrogen and progesterone such as tonic, progesterone or Clomid for treatment according to the specific situation of ovarian hypofunction.