Patient's question:
I am 23 years old, and I have been with my boyfriend for two years. We have been trying to get pregnant without success, and we haven't been using any form of contraception. Is it considered infertility that we haven't been able to get pregnant for over two years?Doctor's answer:
It is relatively normal to have had normal sexual activity for 1 to 2 years if pregnancy has not occurred, one should consider infertility, but it is also necessary to determine whether the cause is male or female. It is recommended that both parties should be tested. The male should primarily be tested for sperm quality and quantity, while the female should be checked for normal follicle development and whether the fallopian tubes are normal. If everything is normal, further tests should be conducted to determine whether the combination of chromosomes from the man and woman is normal?