Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
The situation you mentioned is not that the progesterone is not working, but rather due to low estrogen levels in your body, which are insufficient to trigger menstruation. It is recommended that you check your sex hormones to see if there is a deficiency in estrogen. Additionally, you should also look at the levels of other sex hormones and, based on the results, supplement estrogen appropriately to promote menstruation. Infertility is mainly caused by ovulation and fallopian tube issues. The PCOS you have can lead to infertility because it involves ovulation disorders and lack of ovulation. You can undergo follicular monitoring to understand this better.