Patient's question:
A 25-year-old woman, after getting sick, found that taking medication had little effect and she still felt uncomfortable. Please ask: How is infertility usually treated?Doctor's answer:
Infertility is divided into two categories: infertility and sterility. For couples of childbearing age who live together for more than one year, have normal sexual life, and fail to conceive without any contraceptive measures, this is referred to as infertility. The treatment of tubal obstruction infertility requires a comprehensive evaluation of the patient's specific condition and symptomatic treatment. Because the physiological function of the fallopian tubes, such as the pick-up of oocytes, the loading and unloading of oocytes and sperm, and their activation, relies on the ciliary movement of the fallopian tube mucosa, as well as the twisting and intermittent contraction of the fallopian tubes.