Patient's question:
,Started measuring temperature and ovulation for the past two months. Measurement in the first month: May 7th period, May 22nd (16th day of the period) lowest temperature 35.9 degrees, rose to 36.6 degrees the next day, the rise was normal, but the high temperature duration was short (only 9 days), June 1st temperature dropped to 36.1 degrees, came to the period in the afternoon. The entire cycle, the test strips did not detect ovulation. Measurement in the second month: June 1st period, June 10th (10th day) lowest temperature 35.8 degrees, and on the same day, the ovulation test strips showed a very faint positive, June 11th 36 degrees, June 12th 36.2 degrees, June 13th and 14th were both 36.3 degrees.Doctor's answer:
Your condition should be considered as luteal phase deficiency. The hospital can confirm the diagnosis through hormone tests, endometrial biopsy pathology tests, etc. Treatment can use progesterone therapy in the second half of the luteal phase to support luteal function. There are many triggers that can cause luteal dysfunction, and patients need timely symptomatic treatment. It is recommended to seek treatment at a Class III-A hospital for your condition. Pay attention to the progression of your condition, do not treat it recklessly, and focus on nursing care in your daily life. Ensure a good lifestyle and routine. I wish you a speedy recovery!