Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Doctor, I have been married for two years and have not been pregnant yet. My menstrual cycle has always been irregular, often exceeding 50-60 days after marriage. The examination revealed that my androgen levels are high (a tumor in the brain, but it doesn't require surgery). I have been taking bromocriptine for two months, but it hasn't arrived yet. Before my last menstrual period, I took the medication for a few days, and my period came in 31 days. Now, after taking it for almost two months, it still hasn't arrived (I have taken a pregnancy test and confirmed I am not pregnant). The last time I had my period, I took the medication for two days (Is it not allowed to take medication during menstruation?), and I have been taking it continuously since then. The doctor said I need to follow up, but I can't do the follow-up without having my period. How can IDoctor's answer:
Hello, for the treatment of infertility, both husband and wife need to undergo etiological screening together. Because it is unknown which party the problem lies with, only by identifying the issue can targeted treatment be carried out. The treatment effect will also be more ideal. For women, mainly tubal and gynecological examinations are conducted, while for men, semen analysis and other tests are mainly performed. The specific requirements need to be decided after the doctor's consultation.