Patient's question:
Irregular menstruation, coming about every 10 days, sometimes with persistent dripping. Wanting to have a child but unable to conceive. Ultrasound and blood tests show no abnormalities. What illness could this be and how should it be treated? The body has always been very healthy, and work is not exhausting.Doctor's answer:
Irregular menstrual cycles may also result in irregular ovulation, which can affect normal conception. Normal menstrual periods that are or by 7 days are generally considered normal. It is recommended that you visit a hospital for an ultrasound examination combined with hormone level tests to clarify the condition of your body and receive treatment.