Patient's question:
I have undergone a series of tests, such as water flow test, ultrasound ovulation detection, and endometrial examination. My menstruation is normal, usually one day early. I measured my basal body temperature, and during the ovulation period, it was 36.3 degrees on the day of ovulation, 36.5 degrees the next day, 36.7 degrees the third day, and then 36.5 degrees from the fourth day to the tenth day. After that, there was one day with 36.9 degrees, and then it stabilized at 36.5 degrees. Is this luteal phase deficiency? What medication works quickly? I am currently taking medication to regulate my period and replenish blood. Can I take fertility drugs?Doctor's answer:
The treatment of infertility caused by luteal phase deficiency should be tailored to different underlying causes. Common methods include progesterone supplementation therapy, which is the most widely used approach. Regardless of the cause, if low mid-luteal progesterone levels are detected, endometrial tissue examination reveals poor secretory phase development, or clinical observation confirms luteal phase deficiency, this method is often suitable.Many factors can lead to luteal dysfunction, and patients need timely treatment. It is recommended to seek treatment at a reputable hospital. Pay attention to the progression of your condition and avoid uncontrolled treatments. Additionally, focus on self-care in daily life, maintain a healthy routine, and wish you a speedy recovery!