Can I get pregnant if I manage progesterone and luteinizing hormone well?

Patient's question:

Last November, I had a medication abortion, and later underwent a D&C procedure. Since then, starting from July of this year, my menstrual flow has been decreasing. Now I only need one pad a day, and the blood is black. I am 25 years old and have been divorced for a year. I stopped breastfeeding in June, and have not been able to conceive since then. I am very worried!
Previous Treatment and Effects:
In July, I saw a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner who said my uterus was cold and prescribed nine doses of herbal medicine. However, it didn’t have much effect. In November, I went to the Red Cross Hospital for a thorough check-up of all sex hormones. The doctor said my progesterone and luteinizing hormone levels were low and prescribed me to take Buserelin and another medication to regulate them.
The kind of assistance I need:
Can this be corrected? Can I still get pregnant?

Doctor's answer:

Based on the situation you described, it may be caused by irregular menstruation. There are many factors that can lead to irregular menstruation, including mental state, diet, and environmental factors. The most common cause may be a reproductive system disorder. It is recommended to undergo a thorough examination and receive treatment accordingly. Candida infection is usually caused by poor hygiene or contact with other infected individuals. Generally, paying attention to cleanliness and antifungal treatment can help improve the condition.

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