Patient's question:
After a natural miscarriage, I breastfed for 4-5 months. I haven't gotten pregnant since I started breastfeeding. I had thorough examinations including an ultrasound and six hormone tests. They said there was a suspicion of mild polycystic ovary syndrome. After taking medication for 3 months (I didn't have the six hormone tests rechecked), I have been trying to conceive for a month but haven't gotten pregnant yet. Is this considered infertility?Doctor's answer:
If the patient has doubts about polycystic ovary syndrome, a thorough examination and diagnosis are necessary, followed by treatment. Generally, medication treatment lasts for 3-6 months. After rechecking the hormones and confirming their normalization, ovulation induction treatment can be administered. Monitor the ultrasound data, and then have intercourse. If pregnancy does not occur after 2-3 months, a thorough examination of the uterus and ovaries is needed, along with tests such as fallopian tube and male semen analysis. Avoid greasy foods and opt for lighter, healthier options instead.