Patient's question:
[Condition Description: Female patient, 26 years old, married for 2 years and infertile. Past Treatment and Effect: After a series of examinations and curettage, it was diagnosed as poor secretion, meaning poor ovulation, and some ovulation-stimulating drugs were prescribed. Follicles were detected to be mature by the 15th day of the menstrual cycle, with sizes exceeding 1.8. Intercourse was had in the following days, but still no pregnancy occurred. What should be the next treatment? Are there any stimulations from taking too much ovulation medication? Desired Help: Please provide a detailed response based on my situation. Thank you!]Doctor's answer:
Hello! The main reasons for the inability of follicles to develop normally are abnormalities in ovarian function. When ovarian function is abnormal, the female endocrine system becomes imbalanced. Particularly when levels of follicle-stimulating hormone or estrogen are abnormal, it directly affects a woman's ovulation, leading to secondary conditions such as poor follicular development or anovulation. It is recommended to undergo endocrine function tests at a regular hospital. Then, based on the results of the endocrine evaluation, regulated medication can be prescribed. Additionally, during the medication adjustment period, it is important to monitor ovulation function to observe the effects of the treatment on ovulation and improve the chances of conception.