Patient's question:
Friends and colleagues who have been married for two years haven't been able to get pregnant. At first, they had a uterine irrigation and it was normal, then they had a color ultrasound. Their periods often don't come, and they need to take medicine to regulate them. They went to a nearby hospital for a check-up and were told that their periods are irregular and their endocrine system is imbalanced. The local doctor said they must first regulate their periods and then balance their endocrine system. What should they do if they can't get pregnant due to endocrine imbalance?Doctor's answer:
Endocrine disorders can directly affect a woman's normal menopause, and therefore, infertility caused by endocrine disorders is more common. In clinical diagnosis and treatment, infertility resulting from endocrine disorders is typically treated through surgical methods or implemented with comprehensive evaluation and radiotherapy. Infertility caused by endocrine disorders requires professional diagnosis and treatment by infertility experts in gynecology from regular hospitals. It is not advisable to undergo overly blind treatments.