Patient's question:
At the age of fifteen, it was normal to leave the nest for a year, but later it became abnormal. I don't know if it happens once a year or not. I have been diagnosed for three years, and I have been taking progesterone intermittently ever since. I was also diagnosed last year and this year, and taking Chinese medicine didn't help either. I have been taking progesterone to regulate my period. This year, I also took clomiphene and dydrogesterone for ovulation induction. The first time I ovulated, I didn't get pregnant. The second time, taking the ovulation induction medication made it slow down. She told me to continue taking progesterone for the third ovulation induction. I took progesterone, had my period, and then it stopped. Now there is no treatment. Next, I will be taking metronidazole, as I have had trichomoniasis for several years.Doctor's answer:
Polycystic ovary syndrome can easily lead to endocrine dysfunction and is also a major cause of infertility. It can also cause miscarriage after pregnancy and is difficult to treat. Currently, there is no specific treatment method, and surgical treatment can be considered, although the success rate is not very high. The occurrence of female infertility not only affects the patient's health but also leads to gynecological diseases. Therefore, it is best to undergo routine examinations in the gynecology department of a hospital to identify the cause and receive targeted treatment. In daily life, dietary regulation should be paid attention to, and light, easily digestible foods should be consumed. Spicy, stimulating, and cold foods should be avoided.