Patient's question:
Female, I have been married for 5 years, and I have never used contraception during this time, but I still haven't been able to get pregnant. Is it possible that I am infertile? Please ask: How can female infertility be prevented and effectively treated?Doctor's answer:
(1) Salpingitis and fallopian tube blockage: If the patient has severe cervical inflammation or if sterilization is not strict during surgery, bacteria may be introduced into the uterine cavity, leading to infection, which can then cause salpingitis and subsequently fallopian tube blockage.(2) Cervical and uterine cavity adhesions: If the aspiration or scraping is excessive or the method is improper, it may damage the cervical canal and endometrium, leading to cervical adhesions, blockage, or uterine cavity adhesions and enlargement.
(3) Amenorrhea: Excessive aspiration or scraping can remove or scrape away the basal layer of the endometrium, preventing its regeneration and causing long-term amenorrhea.
Additionally, when examining infertility, both partners should undergo thorough testing! It is essential to choose a professional hospital for comprehensive examinations.