Patient's question:
I've been divorced for 3 years and haven't been pregnant with a baby. I don't usually have much inflammation, but I do have irregular periods. This year, I had a thorough check-up at the hospital, and the results included an ultrasound which said I have ovarian cysts. Why haven't I had children yet, and I already have ovarian cysts? How did this happen?Doctor's answer:
Irregular menstruation is a common gynecological disease among women. Every month, women's "good friend" returns, but if it is delayed or comes early, it may be a symptom of irregular menstruation. Below, we will explain the methods of treating irregular menstruation. The methods of treating women's irregular menstruation are as follows. Treatment should also start by addressing the patient's problems: (1) Bleeding and anemia: Due to long periods and heavy flow, in addition to general medication measures, hormones or uterine scraping medication can be used if necessary. (2) Cycle disorders: Estrogen-progestogen single or combined cycle therapy can be used, and traditional Chinese medicine treatment can also be applied. (3) Infertility: Dysfunction in one or more links of the hypothalamus-pituitary-ovary axis caused by endocrine disorders is one of the pathological and physiological bases of menstrual diseases without menopause.