Patient's question:
Dr. Tian, 30 years old, female, 160 cm tall, weighing 52 kg, has had a 35-day menstrual cycle in the past three months, which has been regular for the past year, with normal menstrual flow. Before her period, she experiences abdominal pain. She has been trying to conceive for two years without success, and the male partner has undergone thorough examinations with normal results. Later, she underwent intermittent and comprehensive examinations, including six sex hormone tests, which were normal, as well as normal results from uterine examinations and fallopian tube contrast tests. How is ovulation disorder treated?Doctor's answer:
2 years without conception, it can be diagnosed as infertility. Upon review, it seems the menstrual cycle is indeed not ideal, generally longer and quite irregular, which indeed suggests the possibility of ovulation disorders. However, this "disorder" does not necessarily mean complete "impairment," meaning sometimes menstruation may be problematic, while other times it may be normal. Regarding the causes, from the perspective of sex hormone results, there isn't a very clear direction. Emotional stress may be related, but just saying it's okay doesn't necessarily hold value. Therefore, the doctor's recommended ovulation induction and artificial insemination is still feasible.