Patient's question:
A woman in her 32nd year had an abortion because she was pregnant before getting married. Now, she wants a child but cannot get pregnant, suspecting she might have infertility. How should she go about diagnosing and determining this? How is infertility diagnosed and identified?Doctor's answer:
From the age of marriage to not being pregnant, it may be a case of infertility, so it is necessary to go to the hospital for related examinations. These examinations include routine urine tests, blood tests, and fallopian tube examinations for women, while men can have their sperm quality checked. After the diagnosis is confirmed, treatment can then be administered. Generally, the likelihood of infertility is relatively high, and patients must be mentally prepared. Cooperating with the doctor during treatment can also lead to pregnancy.