Patient's question:
Medical History Description: I am 32 years old this year and have no history of pregnancy. My last menstrual period was on July 31st. I usually have a menstrual cycle every month, with a duration of 28-30 days, and experience menstrual pain. Could I have polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)? Can I get pregnant?Past Treatment and Effectiveness:
August 11th examination results: The uterus is in an anterior position, normal in size, with heterogeneous echoes in the uterine region. The posterior wall has a 0.60.70.5 cm hypoechoic area, and the endometrial thickness is 0.32 cm. The left ovary is normal in size, with multiple dark areas inside, the largest being approximately 1.11.11.0 cm. The wall is smooth, the shape is regular, and the tension is normal. There are also several smaller follicles. The right ovary is normal in size, with multiple dark areas inside, the largest being approximately 1.10.91.0 cm. The through-transmission is good, and the tension is normal. There are also several smaller follicles.
Ultrasound Diagnosis: Uterus
Doctor's answer:
Polycystic ovary pregnancy chances are lower because it causes endocrine disorders. Polycystic ovary syndrome is an endocrine disease characterized by enlarged ovaries containing many small fluid-filled cysts, elevated androgen levels, and inability to ovulate. The most significant feature is anovulation. If there are ovulation problems, pregnancy becomes more difficult. Due to persistent anovulation, severe cases can lead to excessive endometrial hyperplasia, increasing the risk of endometrial cancer. Medication-induced ovulation or surgical puncture can also be chosen, depending on the specific condition of the patient.