Patient's question:
I usually have a lighter period each time, lasting only about two days, with the following two to three days being brown in color. The doctor checked and said my uterus is somewhat small. I want to know if this could affect my ability to get pregnant? Would weight loss and gynecological examinations be significant factors?Doctor's answer:
Hello, uterine hypoplasia, also known as "immature uterus," refers to a condition where the uterus remains smaller than normal size after puberty, commonly known as "small uterus." Delayed menarche accompanied by menstrual oligomenorrhea, dysmenorrhea, or even menstrual disorders are often important manifestations of uterine hypoplasia. You can check the size of your uterus and your endocrine status to first clarify the specific condition. After confirming the condition, targeted treatment can be administered. In some cases, uterine hypoplasia is accompanied by ovarian hypoplasia and anovulation. You can use ultrasound to check and confirm this. It is recommended to monitor ovulation through ultrasound.