You may notice that the changes in your body are similar to those you in young boys entering puberty. These changes may include a lowered tone of voice, increased hair grown, and in some cases, you may experience your sex drive developing. Additionally, your skin may suffer from excessive acne.

When these symptoms appear, your doctor may likely prescribe you with specific medicines. These can help prevent further complications which may be the result of having low levels of estrogen. 

Your doctor may also suggest that you undergo a hormone replacement therapy that includes both progestin and estrogen. This can help treat your estrogen deficiency that may be the culprit of your secondary amenorrhea.