Patient's question:
Hello, no dominant follicles, high testosterone, and high luteinizing hormone. Can I get pregnant? I urgently need a child now, and I am 28 years old. I have polycystic ovary syndrome and have been treating it with traditional Chinese medicine. Recently, I am preparing to have a baby. On the third day of my period (January 31), I tested the six hormones, and the results showed: testosterone: 80.28 (normal range is 0-75), luteinizing hormone: 12.16 (normal follicular phase range is 2.12-10.89, luteal phase range is 1.2-12.86, postmenopausal range is 10.87-58.64). The doctor said these two hormones are high and told me to test the follicles when my cervical mucus is stretchy. However, my menstrual cycle is quite long, usually 33-35 days, and I am not sure what to do.Doctor's answer:
The main factors or causes leading to elevated testosterone in women are dysregulation of the endocrine axis; abnormal secretion of testosterone by the ovaries; some women may also have adrenal cortical dysfunction; persistently high testosterone can lead to polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS); PCOS, commonly referred to as endocrine disorder, can be treated with oral Dian-35 and Metformin.