Patient's question:
I have primary amenorrhea and have always been worried about not being able to have a baby, so I have never been in a relationship. I am very afraid that this condition will prevent me from having children. I have been treated for it, but it hasn't been very effective. I just want to know if it's possible to have a baby with primary amenorrhea. There is a possibility.Doctor's answer:
Menstruation is regulated by the hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian-uterine axis. If any part of this axis malfunctions again, it can lead to menstrual and menopausal abnormalities. To conceive normally and smoothly, it is essential to have regular menstruation. Primary amenorrhea can easily cause anovulation, making it unlikely to conceive successfully. Therefore, it is advisable to undergo a comprehensive and thorough examination at a hospital. If possible, under the guidance of a professional doctor, artificial cycle therapy can be implemented along with ovulation induction, which may also increase the chances of successful conception.