Patient's question:
I already have a child, but why can't I get pregnant now? The hospital check-up said there are no dominant follicles. What could be the reason for this?Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your situation, it falls under secondary infertility. If there are no dominant follicles, it is best to regulate your body and seek advice from a doctor. The absence of dominant follicles is often related to endocrine hormone level disorders and poor follicular development. It is recommended to undergo an endocrine hormone test, which includes six items. If necessary, treatment for menstrual regulation and ovulation induction may be required. Then, have a color ultrasound examination to check the follicles before considering pregnancy, which would be more appropriate. Go to a regular specialized hospital for examination and treatment.