Patient's question:
I had a miscarriage once before, been divorced for over a year, and still haven't been able to conceive. The hospital did a thorough check and said it was due to blocked fallopian tubes. They then did another check and said I don't ovulate. Can this be treated? Is it easy to treat if I don't ovulate?Doctor's answer:
Your situation is quite complicated. It is necessary to first treat the blocked fallopian tubes under the guidance of a local doctor before considering treatment for ovulation failure. Based on your description, your current condition is related to your previous miscarriage. It is recommended that you actively seek treatment! For patients with ovulation failure, daily treatment primarily involves symptomatic medication. Patients can take some oral medications and supplement with vitamins, while also paying attention to self-care, maintaining a proper diet, and avoiding cold foods. Patients with ovulation failure can receive treatment as soon as possible!