Patient's question:
Doctor, I have PCOS, and my fallopian tubes are open. Today is the first day of my period, and I have a slight feeling of lower abdominal heaviness. At noon, I went to monitor my data during my period, and my follicle is less than 0.1. I have been taking Clomiphene for a month to induce ovulation, but it hasn't worked. Now they are telling me to do IVF. What kind of help do I need: Is there really no other solution for me besides IVF?Doctor's answer:
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) can manifest as irregular menstruation and immature eggs. You need to take medication first to regulate the hormone levels in your body. After taking it for a period of time, you can then be given medication to promote the maturation of follicles. As long as the fallopian tubes are unobstructed and normal eggs are released, you can have sexual intercourse and closely monitor how to get pregnant. Even if the follicles do not mature with the help of ovulation-inducing drugs and menopause has not occurred, you can proceed with the culture dish test. It is recommended that you use the ovulation-inducing medication again next month to see if it works, and if not, then proceed with the culture dish test.