First, how long does it take for the treatment of dysgerminosis to be cured? Many patients will ask how long the disease will be cured, this question is difficult to answer. This question is difficult to answer. Different diseases, the length of the treatment cycle varies from a few months to a few years, or even longer. It is necessary for doctors and patients to have patience. The application of basal body temperature in the diagnosis and treatment of dysfunctional hemorrhage Many doctors and patients think that it is necessary to measure the basal body temperature only in the process of infertility treatment, and neglect the application of basal body temperature in the diagnosis and treatment of dysfunctional hemorrhage. Ovulatory dysfunction is divided into two categories: ovulatory and anovulatory. The basal body temperature of patients with ovulatory dysfunction is biphasic, while that of anovulatory dysfunction is monophasic, which can be clearly diagnosed by combining with the medical history and other auxiliary examinations. During the treatment of anovulatory dysfunctional hemorrhage, basal body temperature can help the doctor to judge the efficacy of the treatment. If the basal body temperature is still monophasic after several courses of treatment, it is necessary to continue the treatment. C. Can I have children only after my dysmenorrhea is cured? Many patients with dysmenorrhea also have infertility problems. In the process of diagnosis and treatment, we need to understand the patient’s purpose of consultation, whether it is to adjust the menstrual cycle or to solve the problem of fertility. If it is just to adjust the menstrual cycle, there is no need for ovulation induction treatment. If it is to treat infertility, ovulation induction treatment should be considered, and there is no need to wait for the cure of dysgerminosis before having children. For patients who have atypical endometrial hyperplasia and wish to have children, they should be diagnosed and scraped every 3 months during progesterone therapy, and when the endometrium is transformed to normal, ovulation therapy should be actively promoted.