Patient's question:
I have irregular menstruation, which is very chaotic. I have researched that there are three endocrine gland issues that can lead to fertility problems:① People with lesions in the ovaries (including the hypothalamus and pituitary gland that regulate and control the ovaries) often exhibit menstrual disorders, inability to ovulate, and the endometrium cannot undergo the corresponding changes, thus leading to infertility.
② Thyroid dysfunction, whether hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism, can affect ovarian function and reduce fertility rates.
③ Adrenal cortex dysfunction, whether hyperfunction or hypofunction, can also affect ovarian function, leading to ovulation disorders and reduced fertility rates. As well as due to
Doctor's answer:
Your condition requires checking six hormones. Menstruation is regulated by hormones, and estrogen needs to be supplemented. If this is the case, it can be quite complicated. However, supplementing estrogen with thrombosis is still possible, such as taking Premarin. Progesterone should be used with caution, and if there is a problem with follicle-stimulating hormone, ovarian function should be monitored.Hawthorn and brown sugar drink: 50 grams of raw hawthorn meat and 40 grams of brown sugar. Boil the hawthorn in water, remove the residue, and add brown sugar. Drink it warm. Non-pregnant individuals can take it multiple times, and menstrual blood may also flow naturally. It functions to invigorate blood and regulate menstruation, primarily treating women with irregular periods.
Fennel wine: 15 grams of fennel and 15 grams of green tangerine peel, 250 grams of yellow wine. Wash the fennel and green tangerine peel, soak them in wine for 3 days, and then drink. Take 15-30 grams each time, twice daily. For those who cannot tolerate alcohol, vinegar can be used as a substitute. It functions to regulate the liver and qi, primarily treating irregular periods with normal color and no clots, but with a sluggish flow, as well as breast and lower abdominal pain.