Patient's question:
I didn't get pregnant. Since childhood, I have had irregular menstruation. Recently, I had a detailed check-up for the six female hormones, and three of them were marked as elevated. Progesterone was 4.09 nmol/L; Luteinizing hormone was 22.36 mIU/mL, and testosterone was 59 ng/dL. If I were in the ovulation period at that time, would these values be normal? Are they serious?Doctor's answer:
This situation doesn't require excessive worry. It is recommended to wait for a few days after the menstrual period and then re-examine. It is advised that during daily life, one should pay attention to rest and avoid cold exposure, maintain a regular diet, and always keep a pleasant mood, avoiding spicy, greasy, and extremely cold foods that are. Moderate exercise is appropriate to enhance the immune system. It is recommended that during the treatment of gynecological diseases, which are prone to occur, women should pay attention to their own care, especially in terms of care. It is advised that patients should avoid sexual activity during treatment and pay close attention to hygiene.