Patient's question:
My sister has a particularly difficult constitution when it comes to getting pregnant. Since her work is quite busy, she has always taken a laid-back attitude and hasn't gone to the hospital for check-ups much. Three months ago, she found out she was pregnant, and both she and her husband were very happy. They went to the hospital for a blood test, but the results said she had luteal phase deficiency.Doctor's answer:
Hello, insufficient corpus luteum directly affects pregnancy. Even if you get pregnant with insufficient corpus luteum, it may lead to a miscarriage. However, don't worry, you can get a shot for it. You can also consult a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner to gradually regulate your body. Western medicine only prescribes antibiotics, and taking too much can also affect fertility, and you may gradually lose resistance to the medication. Traditional Chinese medicine will gradually regulate your body from all aspects, with fewer side effects.