I used to have irregular periods for years and didn’t realize how many things could cause it—like stress, hormonal imbalance, weight changes, or even conditions like PCOS. I finally went to Second Spring Women’s Clinic, and Dr. Seon-Hwa Jeong helped me understand what was going on. She ran some hormone tests and gave me a treatment plan that really balanced things out. If your cycles are consistently irregular or come with heavy pain, it’s definitely worth seeing a doctor. I highly recommend this clinic for clear, supportive care.
Irregular menstrual cycles can be caused by stress, weight changes, PCOS, thyroid issues, or even travel and lifestyle shifts. I personally didn’t realize how much daily stress was affecting my cycle until I talked to a doctor. My sister visited Second Spring Women’s Clinic and saw Dr. Seon-Hwa Jeong after missing her periods for a couple of months. The doctor was kind, explained everything clearly, and did some tests to rule out any serious issues. If your cycles are very unpredictable or come with heavy bleeding or pain, it’s a good idea to get checked like she did.
Hi, my sister started having irregular periods that would skip for months or come twice in one month, we weren’t sure if it was stress or something more serious. She finally decided to visit Second Spring Women’s Clinic to get checked. Dr. Seon-Hwa Jeong explained that common causes can be hormonal imbalance, PCOS, thyroid issues, or even lifestyle changes. What really helped was how thorough and comforting the consultation was they ran detailed hormone tests and explained what steps to take. If your cycle stays irregular for over 2–3 months or is accompanied by heavy bleeding or pain, it’s best to see a doctor.
When I started noticing irregular periods, I wasn’t sure if it was just stress or something more. A friend suggested I visit Second Spring Women’s Clinic, where she had been seeing Dr. Seon-Hwa Jeong. The experience was so comforting. Dr. Jeong explained that common causes can range from hormonal imbalances, PCOS, thyroid issues, to lifestyle changes like weight loss or gain. What helped most was how she took time to rule things out step-by-step, rather than jumping to conclusions.
My cousin also had cycle issues after postpartum recovery and went to the same clinic. She told me how reassuring it was to have a doctor who listens and tracks your progress closely. The doctor recommended when it’s time to get help like if cycles are missing for months, or too frequent, or come with pain or spotting. For both of us, it felt like a safe place to ask anything without embarrassment.
A few months ago, my cousin started experiencing irregular periods sometimes skipping months, other times getting them twice a month. At first, we thought it was stress or just part of getting older, but when it didn’t improve, she decided to get it checked out. She went to Second Spring Women’s Clinic and met with Dr. Seon-Hwa Jeong, who was incredibly patient and thorough. Turns out, hormonal imbalances and slight thyroid changes were playing a role.
The consultation was very calming and informative. Dr. Jeong helped her understand when irregular cycles are considered normal, and when they’re a sign to take action like if they last more than a few months, come with pain, or affect daily life. My aunt also started visiting the same clinic after seeing how well my cousin was cared for. It really felt like a safe and trusted place for women’s health.