Patient's question:
At the age of 23, I have not experienced menstruation yet. My chest and double breasts are flat, with very small nipples. The ultrasound report describes: when the bladder is full, there is no clear echo of a complete uterine capsule outline. In the longitudinal section, only a solid echo of 6.51 to 1.48 centimeters is seen, with a significantly reduced volume. No abnormalities are found in both adnexa.Doctor's answer:
The treatment of infantile uterus holds promise, but you must remember not to blindly use hormone drugs for regulation. That will not only fail to solve the problem but also have many side effects. The treatment plan involves comprehensive examinations such as the electrochemiluminescence immuno-pituitary stimulation test, four-dimensional color Doppler ultrasound of the vagina, and karyotyping to clarify the diagnosis. After a clear diagnosis, targeted treatment is administered, such as using electronic laparoscopy and hysteroscopy to awaken the ovaries, correct uterine morphology, and adjust the endocrine system. This can restore regular menstruation and offer hope for fertility.