Uterine hypoplasia can lead to infertility without menstruation?

Patient's question:

What should I do if the uterus is too small, leading to infertility and no menstruation? I'm very scared

Doctor's answer:

Subfertility is one of the main reasons for clinical visits among infertile patients. Subfertility is mainly caused by endocrine dysfunction, particularly ovarian dysfunction leading to insufficient secretion of estrogen and progesterone. In addition to causing subfertility, impaired ovarian function also poses a greater disadvantage because these patients often fail to ovulate or experience luteal phase deficiency.
Advice: Eat more iron-rich and nourishing foods to supplement sufficient iron. Consume nourishing foods such as black-bone chicken, mutton, fish eggs, green shrimp, river shrimp, black beans, sea cucumber, and walnuts.