Patient's question:
I had a miscarriage due to fetal demise 15 weeks into my pregnancy two years ago, and I haven't been able to get pregnant since. Previously, my periods were always very regular, but recently, they have consistently been delayed, and I've experienced irregular menstruation again. When I went to the hospital for a check-up, the doctor prescribed some medication, but it hasn't shown any improvement. My periods are still irregular.What kind of help do I need: Can hCG cause fetal demise?
Doctor's answer:
Normal follicular development is 1.8-2.5 cm, and it is possible to deliver after menopause. However, if it is greater than or less than this range, it is considered abnormal. Women with poor follicular development may have difficulty carrying a pregnancy to term, even if they have the chance, and are prone to issues such as recurrent spontaneous abortion and embryonic arrest. Poor follicular development is generally caused by endocrine disorders, ovarian dysfunction, anti-ovarian antibodies, and other factors. It is a high-tech specialized hospital established in accordance with the World Health Organization's human infertility screening standards. It identifies the root cause and provides targeted treatment, so as not to miss the best age for conception.