Patient's question:
Doctor, my menstrual cycle is irregular. I usually have a delay of many days, with periods only coming every 40-50 days. This month, I have been undergoing transvaginal ultrasound monitoring for ovulation. Today is the 18th day of my period, but the follicle size is only 13x9. The endometrium has grown, though. Is it certain that I won't ovulate this month? It's going to be very difficult to get pregnant. Will it be likely that I will take ovulation-inducing medication next month?Doctor's answer:
According to the description, the menstrual cycle is usually irregular, with periods always delayed. In this case, the current follicular development is still within the normal range. It is recommended to focus on following the doctor's advice to monitor data for menopause, understand the follicular development situation, and further diagnose based on the results. It is necessary to have a thorough check of the sex hormone series to understand the endocrine status, or use medication to promote follicular development, which will be more reassuring. For patients who do not ovulate, in addition to timely treatment, patients also need to pay attention to maintaining a good mood in daily life. A good mood is very helpful for the complete recovery of the disease.