Patient's question:
Gender: Female, Age: 26,Irregular menstruation, history of dysmenorrhea, missed her period for two months this time, took three days of progesterone, but still hasn't come.
I'd like to ask, what should I do next?
Doctor's answer:
Hello: Estrogen Test: Mature follicles and corpus luteum in women of reproductive age can produce estrogen. Chemically synthesized oral estrogens include diethylstilbestrol, hexestrol, and ethinyl estradiol, among others. Estrogen can promote uterine development, uterine muscle growth, and the proliferation of the endometrium and blood vessels. Clinically, the observation of the endometrial response to estrogen is called the estrogen test. If the progesterone test is negative and the estrogen test is positive, it indicates ovarian dysfunction, which may be due to dysfunction of the ovaries themselves or insufficient secretion of gonadotropins by the anterior lobe of the pituitary gland. Further analysis of the cause of this amenorrhea is necessary, followed by appropriate treatment.