Patient's question:
Three years ago, I had a miscarriage, and after that, I didn't want any more children. Now, I can't get pregnant. I went to the hospital for check-ups and found that one of my fallopian tubes was blocked. I had a tubal recanalization procedure. Recently, I had an ultrasound and found that my uterus is smaller than normal. I also had a hormone level test, and all the indicators were normal.Doctor's answer:
The correct treatment plan involves first identifying the factors causing uterine maldevelopment. Through holistic regulation, ovarian function is restored, leading to normal secretion of estrogen and progesterone, which in turn stimulates uterine growth and development, promotes ovulation, and helps infertile patients conceive. Therefore, infertile patients with "small uteri" do not need to bear mental burdens. As long as they choose the right methods and actively treat the condition, they can achieve satisfactory results, and pregnancy remains a possibility.