Patient's question:
I've never had children, and now I'm menopausal, but I still want a child. This is my last chance. I want to have a child, but since I'm already menopausal, I don't know if I can still get pregnant. Someone told me that ovulation induction might help me get pregnant, but I'm not entirely sure. Can ovulation induction work directly after menopause?Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your description, it seems that if you have already experienced menopause, this condition generally cannot be addressed directly through ovulation induction to achieve pregnancy. Since you are currently experiencing menopause, it indicates that the thickness of your endometrium is abnormal. If you only undergo ovulation induction, the abnormal thickness of the endometrium will still prevent pregnancy. Therefore, it is best to first focus on regulating the thickness of your endometrium before considering other options.