Patient's question:
I have previously undergone an induced abortion and a uterine scraping procedure. After that, my menstrual cycle became irregular, accompanied by dysmenorrhea. It has been almost two years. About my past treatment history and its effectiveness: My period started on the 7th, and on the 18th, I had a six-hormone test. The results are as follows: Estradiol: 78, Testosterone: 0.59, Luteinizing Hormone: 6.76, Follicle-Stimulating Hormone: 5.37, Prolactin: 21.09, Progesterone: 0.38. Why do some doctors say the results are normal, while others say they are a bit low? Is it really normal or not? What kind of help do you need: How can I confirm how the endometrium has become thin?Doctor's answer:
Disease speculation: Your condition is characterized by hypomenorrhea, which falls under the category of menstrual irregularities. It is commonly associated with conditions such as dysfunctional uterine bleeding, polycystic ovary syndrome, premature ovarian failure, or post-abortion uterine adhesions or excessive blood loss, anemia, and other diseases.Recommendations: It is advisable to visit a hospital for a detailed ultrasound examination to assess the condition of the endometrium and ovaries. Alternatively, a complete blood count test can be performed to rule out the possibility of anemia. If necessary, a six-panel sex hormone test may be conducted to help regulate menstrual irregularities based on the test results.