Patient's question:
My sister has been married for over a year, but hasn't gotten pregnant. The hospital said she has ovulation issues and prescribed many medications, but they all have significant side effects. She has been taking VEGF, {Estradiol Valerate Tablets-}, and besides progesterone, she was told to take Clomiphene for two months before starting it. However, I found out that Clomiphene has severe side effects and may be harmful to the fetus in the future. Now my sister has already taken it for two months. Please advise experienced doctors.Doctor's answer:
Hello, you can have your period even without ovulation. Girls who just start having their period are typical examples of this phenomenon. It can also occur in adult women, making it impossible to conceive. Under the influence of progesterone, the uterus thickens day by day. By the 28th day, the endometrium sheds, waiting for estrogen to be excreted. This means you haven't gone through menopause, and sometimes your period may not come until the 30th, 40th, or even 50th day. Therefore, based on the patient's condition, it is necessary to actively use medication and implement proper care.