Patient's question:
I had a hormone six-item check in April, and the results indicated that my ovarian reserve function had increased. A hysterosalpingogram showed that both fallopian tubes were patent, but the fimbriae of the right fallopian tube were elevated. However, I got pregnant in June, but due to health reasons, I was hospitalized for 5 days in June and took medication, so I was afraid to keep the baby. In July, I had an abortion. After the surgery, the doctor said my endometrium was thin and recommended I take Uterine Support for 3 months. However, my menstrual flow significantly increased. On the fourth day after my period ended this month, a follow-up ultrasound showed an endometrial thickness of 0.7 cm. I still want to get pregnant. Previously, during my follicle monitoring, the follicular development was not ideal. How can I get pregnant faster?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, it is currently possible to monitor follicular data under ultrasound to see how mature follicles develop each month and whether you can naturally go through menopause. If you cannot naturally go through menopause, then many ovulation-stimulating drugs can be used to conceive as soon as possible. This is the advice for the question "I did a six-hormone test in April and it said my ovarian reserve function is declining, what should I do?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you health and happiness every day!