Patient's question:
She hasn't had her period for the longest three months, and once it comes back, it doesn't go away.History of treatment and effectiveness: Before getting divorced, she had been treated with Western medicine cycles. The results were not ideal. The earliest treatment allowed her to have a normal period for a year. Later, it was 3 months, then a year. Finally, it had no effect at all. After the divorce, she had her hormone levels checked at the provincial hospital, and there were no issues. The ultrasound was normal. The diagnostic D&C was also normal. She has taken Chinese medicine, but it hasn't worked.
What kind of help she desires: She doesn't know how to take care of her body. She wants a baby but doesn't know what to do next. Please help me!
Doctor's answer:
Hello: Menstruation reflects problems with the endometrium and ovarian function. The function of the ovaries is to secrete normal hormones to maintain menstruation and menopause. If problems arise again, it directly affects normal physiological functions, leading to the recurrence of infertility. It is recommended that you decide early to seek diagnosis at a regular specialized hospital. The above is advice on the question "Can I have a baby if my menstruation is irregular?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you health!