Patient's question:
Menstruation has been stable for two consecutive cycles: October 4th – November 4th, and November 4th – December 4th. (I had a fallopian tube hydrotubation on October 13th, and the results showed everything was fine.) However, before October, my periods were always prolonged (45 to 50 days) and irregular. Now, on December 15th, I had an ultrasound, and the results showed ten unequal small follicles in each ovary. The doctor said I don’t have any large follicles and that I don’t ovulate. Additionally, my endometrium is only 3.8 mm. Should I take Chinese medicine or Western medicine? Also, will this thickness of the endometrium affect my ability to get pregnant in the future?First follow-up question: I
Doctor's answer:
Hello, the causes of endometrial hyperplasia include endocrine disorders, inflammation, etc. Therefore, it is necessary to seek treatment as early as possible. As for whether to use traditional Chinese medicine or Western medicine, it should be based on your test results to identify the specific cause and provide targeted treatment for the best effect. Wishing you early recovery.