Patient's question:
Only came once, and it's not regular. There are follicles, but they never grow and ovulate! It's been several years!Doctor's answer:
Hello, the most common factors or causes of poor follicular development are insufficient hormone levels. Forcing the use of ovulation-inducing drugs in a short period to compel ovulation may result in the release of eggs, but these eggs are often immature and cannot be fertilized normally. Even if fertilization occurs, it may lead to issues such as miscarriage or stillbirth. For individuals with poor follicular development, ovulation-inducing drugs are generally used. Common Western medications include clomiphene, and other options like human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) can also be employed. I don’t know how your hormone test results are, but targeted medication based on those results is recommended. If combined with traditional Chinese medicine, the effect is often more ideal. Wishing you a successful pregnancy!!