Patient's question:
After getting married, we never had children mainly because my husband and I were too busy. Both of us are teachers at the school, and when we got married, we were both teaching senior 2 classes, so we didn't have time to think about having children. Now that the college entrance exam is over, we plan to have a baby. When we went to the hospital for a physical check-up, we found that I have luteal phase deficiency.Doctor's answer:
Hello: If a woman has luteal phase deficiency, it can lead to insufficient secretion of hormones such as progesterone and estrogen in her body. These hormones play a significant role in a woman's ability to conceive. Abnormal hormone secretion can affect the implantation of the fertilized egg, making it easier to cause miscarriage or lead to infertility. It is clear that this condition has a great impact on a woman's ability to conceive, and women should pay attention to it. Once diagnosed, timely treatment is necessary. Many women discover luteal phase deficiency during pre-pregnancy check-ups. To avoid this condition affecting normal pregnancy, patients should promptly identify the cause and seek timely treatment. Wishing you good health!