Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation, following your instructions:Okay, this is the fourth month. The doctor prescribed ovulation-inducing medication. This is the fourth month. The doctor prescribed ovulation-inducing medication. I had an ultrasound on day 16 of my period (10 days after starting the ovulation medication). Uterus size 3.5x4.3x2.5, endometrium 6mm, right ovary 1.9x1.2, left ovary 1.8x1.0. The doctor asked me to come back in a few days for another scan. Today is day 22 of my period. Uterus size 3.6x3.6x2.0, endometrium 7mm, right ovary 2.6x1.3, with a 1.2x1.1 echo of a cyst. Left ovary 2.2x1.4, also has follicles, very small, the doctor didn't write anything about them!
Doctor's answer:
Guidance: Congenital uterine maldevelopment is also known as uterine developmental abnormality. The female uterus develops gradually, with the middle segments of both Müllerian ducts developing and fusing to form the uterus during the embryonic stage, while the lower segments develop and fuse to form the cervix and the upper part of the vagina. The development process is regulated by sex chromosomes and sex hormones. During this process, influenced by internal and external factors, uterine development may stop or fuse incompletely, leading to various types of uterine maldevelopment. Uterine malformation or underdevelopment not only impairs its own function but is often accompanied by ovarian underdevelopment and dysfunction, resulting in menstrual irregularities and reproductive dysfunction. Active treatment is recommended, as it may still be possible to improve the condition. Wishing you good health.Doctor's inquiry: