Patient's question:
Once, the menstruation came especially heavily. The last time it stopped in December, it was all blood clots. I went to the hospital for a color ultrasound, which said the endometrium was thickened. They admitted me to the hospital for blood, and it has been over forty days since then, but it hasn’t come yet. Today, I went to the municipal maternal and child hospital for a thorough examination and had another ultrasound, which said the endometrium was not thick, only 0.3 cm. The hormones were too low, not ovulating, causing the menstruation not to come. Even after taking medicine, it didn’t come. Even injecting luteinizing hormone didn’t work. Is this situation real or fake? Why do the results of the repeated thorough examinations differ? Why can the endometrium become so thin in just one month? Will an endometrium of 3 cm not ovulate?Doctor's answer:
Contraceptives are indeed effective, but it is recommended to take them sparingly as they can be addictive. It is advised to also take Lu Ling Zi Lu Tai Gao for conditioning. Balancing the hormones of the ovaries, in addition to regulating the endocrine system and promoting ovulation, can gradually restore normalcy. For patients with anovulation, the daily treatment mainly focuses on symptomatic relief. Patients can take various oral medications, complemented with many vitamins, and pay attention to self-care, proper diet, and avoid cold foods, hoping that anovulation patients can recover quickly.