Patient's question:
Three years into the marriage, I'm ready to ask my husband for a child. After six months of effort, there's been no result. My menstrual cycle has always been irregular—coming and going unpredictably. I went to the hospital with my husband for check-ups. His health was fine, but I was diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). Does PCOS cause irregular menstruation? Will it affect my ability to get pregnant?Doctor's answer:
Hello! Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) can still lead to menstruation, but it can affect menstrual irregularities, such as reduced menstrual flow. It can also impact fertility. It is recommended that you visit a regular infertility hospital for examination. The doctor will provide treatment based on your specific condition.