Patient's question:
A very, very good friend got divorced at the end of last year. She wanted to have a child after the divorce and has been actively trying to conceive, but she hasn't been able to get pregnant. She doesn't know what the problem is. She had a thorough medical check-up and was told it might be ovary-related infertility. She doesn't know how to treat it or why she has this condition.Doctor's answer:
According to your information, you have not become pregnant during the pre-pregnancy period. The hospital has conducted a thorough examination for ovary-related infertility, which may be due to congenital ovarian dysgenesis or infertility caused by polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) resulting from endocrine disorders. It is recommended that you go to a regular hospital for a detailed examination of the size of the uterus and ovaries, check for the presence of follicles, and examine the levels of six gonadotropin hormones. If testosterone levels are decreased, it can be diagnosed as PCOS, and medication can be given to promote the growth and maturation of follicles, leading to menopause and childbirth.