Patient's question:
What is the difference between congenital immature uterus and immature uterus? Can surgery be performed? The follicles do not develop, and ovulation does not occur. Medication works when taken, but stops working when not taken.Doctor's answer:
Hello: Uterine hypoplasia, also known as "immature uterus," refers to a condition where the uterus remains smaller than normal size after puberty, commonly known as "small uterus." Menstrual delay accompanied by menstrual oligomenorrhea, dysmenorrhea, or even menstrual disorders are often important manifestations of uterine hypoplasia. Uterine hypoplasia is primarily caused by endocrine dysfunction. Typically, by understanding the size of the uterus, one can roughly assess whether other endocrine systems are normal, such as whether the pituitary gland, hypothalamus, or ovaries have issues. Clinically, artificial cycles are commonly used to regulate endocrine function, allowing the uterus to grow larger and achieve natural conception. It is recommended that you visit a specialized hospital for examination. Based on the examination results, under the guidance of a doctor, symptomatic treatment should be administered. Wishing you good health!