Patient's question:
My sister is 16 years old this year, but she has never had her period, and her breasts have not developed at all. After examination, it was found that she has congenital uterine agenesis and no ovaries! However, her external genitalia are female organs, but she has not grown any pubic hair. In her case, does she need treatment?!! If not treated, will some male characteristics (such as a Adam's apple or beard) appear in the future? I urgently look forward to the answers of the respected doctors!Doctor's answer:
Congenital absence of the uterus, immature uterus, and solid uterus without a cavity currently lacks a therapeutic foundation. For patients with uterine underdevelopment caused by endocrine disorders, taking the herbal medicine Nüke Quandan, Shuntong Libin, and estrogen concurrently typically leads to healing and improvement in uterine development within about 3 months. For endometriosis, danazol should be taken continuously for 2–3 months to cure the condition. Uterine fibroids should be treated with surgical intervention based on the progression of the condition, and pregnancy should be considered only 6 months to 1 year after the surgery. For intrauterine adhesions, the UGEIP intrauterine injection combined with the CA protocol for congenital uterine abnormalities and infertility, along with the herbal medicine Feierxin for invigorating blood circulation and clearing heat and dampness, offers the potential for cure.