Patient's question:
Currently, the general situation is as follows: No pregnancy in March, with normal ovulation confirmed through examination. The uterus is small, measuring 41.726.740.3. The ovaries are also small, and the endometrium is thin, measuring 6.6 during ovulation. The menstrual flow has always been light, lasting only 3-4 days, with only the first day being heavier. It is unclear whether treatment is necessary.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the thickness of the menstrual endometrium is closely related to the endocrine function in women's bodies. Currently, you are experiencing symptoms of thin endometrium and less menstrual flow, which may be due to poor ovarian function. It is recommended that you visit a regular hospital's gynecology department promptly to evaluate your ovarian function and screen for infertility-related factors, such as whether you have reproductive tract abnormalities, inflammation, tumors, endometriosis, or ovulation disorders.