Patient's question:
At the hospital, the doctor prescribed long follicular medication, but the right ovary has developed a long follicle while the left one hasn't. Could this be due to polycystic ovary syndrome and fallopian tube blockage?Doctor's answer:
Hello: Polycystic ovary syndrome is a female endocrine disorder. Without treatment, it is generally impossible to conceive. It is recommended to combine hormone level medication for conditioning, and for patients with longer duration of illness or those who are not sensitive to medication, minimally invasive surgery can be used for treatment, which is fast and less prone to complications. Blind use of ovulation-stimulating drugs is not recommended, as it may lead to ovarian hyperstimulation or miscarriage. There are many different treatment methods for fallopian tube diseases, and diagnosis needs to be based on contrast imaging results. Oral medication often yields unsatisfactory results. Currently, the preferred treatment for fallopian tube diseases is minimally invasive three-mirror surgery. It has a high success rate, causes minimal psychological trauma, and allows for pregnancy testing the following month.