Patient's question:
After one year of marriage, I haven't been pregnant. The ultrasound check showed no abnormalities in the uterus. During the hydrotubation, the doctor said there was a cervical anomaly. The probe couldn't go in. They recommended I have a hysteroscopy surgery after my next menstrual period. But this month, my period arrived three days late. It's already the ninth day, and it's still not over. The flow isn't much, and there are some blood clots. I took Duanxue Liu blood stop capsules, but it didn't help. My period has been irregular, always delayed and with low flow. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Generally, gynecological examinations are conducted to identify inflammation or other abnormalities. Gynecological examinations include ovarian function tests (such as basal body temperature, estrogen levels, cervical mucus crystallization, etc.), tubal patency testing or iodine oil contrast, endometrial biopsy, and laparoscopy or hysteroscopy may be performed when necessary, as well as karyotype analysis. Treatment is targeted at the cause, such as anti-infection and endocrine hormone therapy.