Patient's question:
I am 37 years old this year, with endocrine disorders. The main manifestations are irregular menstrual flow, sometimes heavy and sometimes light, and frequent lower back pain. I also want to make adjustments. I have taken both traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine for a long time, but it hasn't been effective. So, does endocrine disorder affect pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, if there is a recurrence of endocrine disorders at the moment, further examination and treatment are still necessary. Under normal circumstances, it is still necessary to perform a test to determine the specific abnormal levels of female sex hormones. If necessary, oral medication may be required to regulate the menstrual cycle and provide symptomatic treatment. If endocrine disorders occur, they can greatly interfere with pregnancy, and it is basically unlikely for mature follicles to develop.