Patient's question:
Second pregnancy miscarriage, I have been resting quietly for a year. Now I am preparing to conceive, and I have been very worried. So on the third day of my period, I had a check-up for the six hormones. My progesterone level is very low, and my prolactin level is high. The doctor prescribed progesterone pills (to be taken on the 15th day of my period) and compound Xuanju capsules (to be taken after my period is clean). He asked me to monitor the data at the hospital during ovulation and to confirm menopause. I would like to ask, how serious is this situation? Will it interfere with me getting pregnant? My thyroid function test results were all normal. After the miscarriage, I had a gynecological check-up again, and there was only a little bit of, which is not a problem. Should I get tested for antibodies?Doctor's answer:
Psoriasis, also known as eczema, is a chronic inflammatory skin disease with a long course and a tendency to relapse. Due to the unclear etiology of this disease, there is currently no specific treatment available. Although there are many drugs and methods for treating this disease, the therapeutic effects vary greatly among individuals. After onset, it is best to visit a regular hospital's dermatology department for follow-up, undergo relevant tests, and determine an appropriate treatment plan based on test results and individual symptoms. Do not misuse medication. After the lesions subside during treatment, regardless of the method used, do not stop treatment immediately. Instead, follow the guidance to maintain treatment for a stable period.