Patient's question:
I have been married for two years without getting pregnant. I went to the hospital for various examinations and treatments. Now the doctor says that everything else is fine, but my luteal function is poor. After three months of treatment, my period is delayed by half a month again, and it is only a little bit, with a darker color. I have a bloated and painful lower abdomen. The doctor said it might be ovulatory bleeding. I want to ask if this is a normal phenomenon? Is it absolutely impossible to get pregnant? How should poor luteal function be treated, and how long does it take to be cured?First follow-up question: I have taken progesterone for three months and also taken clomiphene. The doctor told me to temporarily stop taking progesterone. Is this method correct?
Patient age: 28
Doctor's answer:
Hello, since everyone's illness severity and symptoms are different, the treatment plan should also be different. To determine the condition, targeted treatment is necessary. It is recommended that you go to a formal and professional fertility hospital for targeted treatment, primarily by conducting a targeted examination based on your actual situation under the guidance of a doctor.There are many triggers that can cause luteal dysfunction. Patients need to receive timely and targeted treatment. It is advised to seek treatment at an authoritative hospital. Pay attention to the progression of your condition and avoid indiscriminate treatment. Additionally, focus on self-care, maintain a balanced diet, and keep clean. Best wishes for your recovery!