Patient's question:
I am 29 years old, my husband is 30, and we have been divorced for 4 years without having children. Our family has been urging us constantly, and the pressure is immense. Recently, my menstrual cycle has been very irregular. I had a thorough check-up for sex hormones at the hospital, and my husband also had a semen analysis. The results were both normal. The doctor suggested we monitor the data and try to induce menopause, as there are also eggs being released. The doctor inferred that the infertility is caused by endocrine disorder. I would like to ask you, why does endocrine disorder lead to infertility?Doctor's answer:
There are many factors that can lead to infertility, and endocrine disorders are one of them. Endocrine disorders can interfere with the growth and development of follicles, leading to infertility. Menopause test strips are used in clinical diagnosis as a means of testing for menopause, but they cannot determine whether mature eggs have been released. Ultrasound monitoring data is required. Both partners should go to the hospital for follow-up, improve relevant tests for infertility, identify the cause, and receive appropriate treatment.