Patient's question:
Divorced for 2 years and still not pregnant, frequently experiencing secondary amenorrhea or oligomenorrhea, and the trend of continuously increasing and thickening hair. After searching online, it was said this could be a symptom of ovary-related infertility. Later, I went to the hospital and was told it could also be a possibility of ovary-related infertility. I want to undergo a thorough examination regarding this. What kind of tests should be done for ovary-related infertility?Doctor's answer:
Infertility due to ovarian factors can include conditions such as congenital absence of ovaries or immature ovaries, premature ovarian failure, polycystic ovaries, etc. Different conditions exhibit varying symptoms and causes, so it is essential to first identify the underlying reason before implementing targeted treatment. To proceed with treatment, professional and thorough examinations must be conducted to confirm the specific cause, allowing for the determination of an appropriate treatment plan tailored to the patient's condition.It is recommended that you seek treatment at a reputable, professional, and internationally recognized fertility hospital for symptomatic treatment. The primary approach should involve personalized examinations based on individual circumstances, followed by treatment under the guidance of a physician. Alternatively, you can directly consult a doctor to obtain a prescription for additional examinations.