Patient's question:
E2 150 pmol/lP 2.24 nmol/l
T 4.12 nmol/l
LH 12.7 mlu/ml
FSH 6.52 mlu/ml
PRL 273 mlu/ml
Can you help analyze this data?
First follow-up question: I am 21 years old, started menstruating at 13, and had irregular periods around 15, with cycles of about 2-3 months. In 2002, I had a 8-month absence of menstruation. Reference values for comparison.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on the information you described, an analysis suggests that your condition may be related to poor follicular development caused by excessive androgen levels in the body and polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) due to anovulation. This condition requires hospital tests for the six estrogen indicators, followed by treatment with Dian 35. If ovulation occurs, pregnancy is possible. This is an ovarian disease, and the uterus is normal, and pregnancy is achievable.