Patient's question:
Due to menstruation always being delayed by more than ten days, and occasionally being normal for a month, I went to the hospital for an ultrasound check. The doctor said my uterus is slightly small, but the amount and color of my menstruation are still normal. Should I be treated? I hope to get an answer as soon as possible.Doctor's answer:
The normal size of the uterus is 7CM5CM3CM. Uterine hypoplasia, also known as "immature uterus," refers to a uterus that remains smaller than normal size after puberty, commonly referred to as "a small uterus." Delayed menarche accompanied by menstrual oligomenorrhea, dysmenorrhea, or menstrual irregularities are often important manifestations of uterine hypoplasia. Uterine hypoplasia is primarily caused by endocrine dysfunction. Typically, by understanding the size of the uterus, one can roughly assess whether other endocrine systems are normal, such as the pituitary gland, hypothalamus, ovaries, and other organs. Clinically, artificial cycles are commonly used to regulate endocrine function, allowing the uterus to enlarge to some extent and achieve natural conception.