Patient's question:
Nulliparous, primiparous, trying to conceive for 2 years. Menstruation has been irregular since her first period at the age of 12, sometimes amenorrhea, sometimes metrorrhagia, sometimes a small amount of blood flow that does not stop, , is ovulatory dysfunction. In the past half year, after regulation, it has improved slightly, with a cycle of about 30--60 days.Doctor's answer:
The use of ovulation-inducing drugs may lead to low LH levels in follicles, so an "ovulation-inducing shot" needs to be added. However, this shot may cause luteal phase deficiency, requiring luteal support. If you have a history of pelvic or abdominal surgery and have been infertile for 2 years, it is recommended to undergo a hysterosalpingogram (abstain from sexual intercourse starting from the first day of your period and perform the test between 2-7 days after your period ends) to check the condition of your fallopian tubes. Use contraception during the current month, and you can try to conceive the following month.