Patient's question:
I and my wife have been divorced for four years. There has been no problem with our sex life, but we haven't had any children. Our family members really dislike children. We have both taken a lot of traditional Chinese medicine, but my wife's abdomen hasn't shown any reaction. When we went to the hospital for a thorough check-up, the doctor said it was amenorrhea and infertility. How should patients with amenorrhea and infertility be treated?Doctor's answer:
If occurs again, many menstrual-inducing drugs are needed. Wait until the second day of menstruation to draw blood for a hormone test of 6 items to see if the hormone levels have again become disordered. Hormonal drugs can be used to create an artificial cycle, and then monitor the data for menopause to see if there can be follicles. If not, many ovulation-stimulating drugs are needed. At such a young age, the occurrence of premature ovarian failure is a serious issue. If you want to have children, medication must be used to regulate the condition.