One year ago, I had a D&C procedure at a regular hospital. After the surgery, my menstruation was...

Patient's question:

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Doctor's answer:

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) can only provide a false appearance of regular menstruation with medication, and it is impossible to achieve ovulation. Moreover, symptoms will recur upon discontinuation of medication. Our hospital addresses this issue by performing an "ovarian puncture" surgery under electronic laparoscopy (puncturing allows follicles to be expelled smoothly), which can restore menstruation and ovulation. This procedure aims to achieve menstruation recovery and pregnancy, with a postoperative successful pregnancy rate of 98%.