Patient's question:
2011.5 Treatment history and effectiveness; Test results: Luteinizing hormone (LH) chemiluminescence method 14.5 (mIU/ml) Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) chemiluminescence method 7.38 (IU/L) Estradiol (E2) chemiluminescence method 111.0 (pg/ml) Progesterone (P) chemiluminescence method 0.43 (ng/ml) Testosterone (T) chemiluminescence method 86 (ng/dl) Prolactin (PRL) chemiluminescence method 12.9 (ng/ml) The color Doppler ultrasound report stated: The uterus is approximately 402932 mm in size, with regular shape and clear margins. The endometrial cavity line is on the left side, with an endometrium thickness of about 6 mm (Type B). The muscular layer has uniform echoes, with no obvious localized abnormal echoes. The left ovary is 3718 mm on the same section.Doctor's answer:
Based on your careful examination results, considering polycystic ovary syndrome, this condition can lead to anovulation. Although there is an, it doesn't always release, which can affect normal pregnancy. Additionally, the uterus is slightly smaller. Pelvic effusion is generally caused by gynecological inflammation (usually), which can also affect normal pregnancy and even increase the possibility of ectopic pregnancy. Whether the six hormones are normal depends on the days after your menstrual period when the test was taken, as well as the normal reference range of the laboratory where the test was conducted. Different testing methods, reagents, and instruments may result in different normal values.