Patient's question:
Female, 42 years old, ever since getting married to her husband, she has always wanted to have a little baby sooner, but there has been no good news so far. A few days ago, she went for a check-up and found out that she has infertility. She felt like the sky was falling down. Please ask: Is infertility always a problem of infertility?Doctor's answer:
Generally, there are normal couples who do not use contraception and have not conceived for less than a year, and it may be necessary to consider infertility issues. The causes of infertility can affect both the male and female partners. For ovarian cysts, they may also impact the ability to conceive. Relying solely on the results of a menopause test kit cannot confirm whether menopause is occurring normally, nor can it determine the condition of the fallopian tubes. It is recommended that both partners undergo thorough examinations. The examination can start with a routine semen analysis for the male partner to check for any abnormalities. If the semen quality is normal, it is advisable for the female partner to undergo detailed examinations, such as a gynecological MRI, hormone levels, and fallopian tube assessments.