Patient's question:
Medical Description: Detailed medical condition and purpose of consultation: Last month's endocrine test indicated a possible diagnosis of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). On the 22nd of this month, I took Clomiphene for five consecutive days. Today is the 28th, and I had an ultrasound in the morning. Each ovary has one follicle, with sizes of: right 1.91.5cm; left 1.81.1cm. Last month, the ultrasound revealed two excessively large follicles, which eventually ruptured but did not lead to conception. Therefore, on the 28th, following the doctor's advice, I received 5000 IU of HCG and had sexual intercourse with my husband. On the 29th, I tested again, and the follicles were right 2.01.6, left none; however, today, on the 30th, the ultrasound examination showed the follicles...Doctor's answer:
Hello, Polycystic ovary syndrome requires timely detection and early treatment. It cannot be delayed, otherwise the condition may worsen, leading to further decline in ovarian function. This not only affects fertility but can also cause premature ovarian failure, impacting personal appearance. Currently, the treatment for PCOS primarily involves a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine, with Western medicine used to regulate endocrine function and Chinese medicine offering better efficacy. The goal is to induce ovulation, reduce androgens, and restore the menstrual cycle. For patients who are not responsive to medication, surgery can be an option for treatment.Due to individual differences and varying causes, it is recommended that you seek treatment at a formal and professional high-tech fertility hospital for targeted therapy. The main approach should be to conduct a targeted examination based on your actual condition and receive treatment under the guidance of a doctor.