Patient's question:
I've been married for several years and have always wanted a child, but I haven't been able to get pregnant. I've had many tests done, and the results all showed that everything was normal. I've also taken quite a few medications. The doctor said it's due to insufficient luteal function, and I'm a bit scared.Doctor's answer:
The treatment of infertility caused by luteal phase deficiency should be tailored to the specific cause. Common methods include:1) Progesterone supplementation therapy: This is the most widely used method. It is often applicable for cases with low progesterone levels in the mid-luteal phase, poor secretory phase observed in endometrial biopsy, or those clinically confirmed as having luteal phase deficiency, regardless of the underlying cause.