Patient's question:
Patient: Female, 22 years old. We have been divorced for almost two years, and she has not been pregnant yet. Six months ago, at the Air Force Logistics Hospital, the gynecologist said it was adnexitis. Cervical erosion, we followed their advice and underwent treatment, including physical therapy, and she also took the gynecologist's menstrual regulation and fertility pills. However, her menstrual cycle is still irregular. Her period is almost 50 days late this time.Previous treatment history and effectiveness: No effect. I have lost confidence in these hospitals. Every doctor has a different opinion, each with their own set of advice.
What kind of help I need: I would like to hear your suggestions.
Doctor's answer:
Irregular menstruation can also affect conception. It is recommended that you get checked as soon as possible to determine the cause of your irregular menstruation. The possible reasons for irregular menstruation may include the following aspects: uterine and ovarian function, endometrial damage caused by miscarriage, endocrine issues, emotional factors, dieting, smoking, and alcohol consumption. The specific cause can only be confirmed through a thorough examination at a reputable hospital.