Patient's question:
I have never had regular menstruation; sometimes it's 1-2 months, sometimes 3-5 months, and I have experienced amenorrhea for as long as 8 months. Normally, when I don't have my period, I don't have any other adverse symptoms. When I went to the hospital for an ultrasound, the doctor said my uterus was slightly smaller but it wouldn't affect pregnancy. However, after the contrast and hysteroscopy, the doctor said it was too small—the contrast catheter couldn't even be inserted (the hysteroscope could only be inserted with a 4.5), and the uterine shape was basically normal, just too small. The diagnosis was congenital uterine developmental disorder.On August 19, the hospital conducted hormone tests with the following results: Follicle-stimulating hormone: 57.37, Luteinizing hormone: 26.35, Testosterone: 0.17, Prolactin: 316.83, Progesterone: 0.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, the chance of pregnancy cannot be determined, it is necessary to actively treat.