Patient's question:
From a young age, my menstrual cycle has never been good. It comes every few months, and this year, it hasn't come at all. Later, I got divorced and went to the hospital. The doctor carefully checked my hormones, and both B and blood tests were normal. They were preparing to induce ovulation, but after the treatment, my follicles grew to 1.21.1 and stopped growing. The doctor then suggested taking progesterone and Dian 35 to regulate my period. However, my friend doesn't want to take them. Are there any other methods I can try? Additionally, are there any other tests I should undergo?Doctor's answer:
Hello: Irregular menstruation is just a symptom, indicating that your ovarian function has abnormalities. Simply regulating menstruation cannot achieve complete self-healing. It is necessary to conduct a thorough examination to clarify the specific condition of your ovarian function and the growth and development of follicles. Because irregular menstruation can affect the growth and development of follicles and lead to ovulation disorders, this can directly result in infertility. It is recommended to seek medical attention at a regular specialized hospital as soon as possible to identify the cause of irregular menstruation and actively treat it accordingly.