Patient's question:
Due to long-term overtime work, I have experienced endocrine disorders, poor sleep, and have developed spots on my face. In recent months, my menstrual cycle has also been irregular. Sometimes it takes a long time for it to arrive, which makes me very worried. I'm concerned that I might have some illness, or I think I might be pregnant, but I'm not. Now, I want to get pregnant, but I can't. This has caused great distress to my life and spirit.Doctor's answer:
Endocrine disorders come in several types, and it is crucial to first diagnose which type it is, as each type has a different impact on infertility. For example, central hypogonadism has a higher chance of conception, while premature ovarian failure almost prevents pregnancy. Therefore, if menstrual irregularities reappear, it is essential to seek medical attention promptly. In addition to timely treatment for gynecological conditions, patients should maintain a positive attitude to face the disease. Only in this way can they receive timely and appropriate treatment. It is also important to pay attention to dietary care and ensure a balanced nutrition, as this can help the body digest nutrients effectively and may ultimately drive gynecological diseases away.